Well..I did a thing tonight...incoming!
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Bowtiefanatc
Confirmed Bird Snob
I dig the 24.75” scale aspect. A little strange no Brazilian or Ebony board. But to each their own.
Max Headroom
Those that can, do. Those that can't, censor it.
The whole build is a little " strange" lol.
But I think as a whole it works.
Of course until it's here and I get to play it who knows.
bodia
Authorities said.....best leave it.....unsolved
Pure metal machine! I love it. Great score!
DISTORT6
NJ Devil
I just came back to take another peek.
STELLAR!Im sorry, I really am, I just could not stop myself, honestly truly its an illness.
But what a way to go!
New incoming NGD....
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I have a strong interest in the McCarty stoptail models...
Unfortunately, the non-adjustable stoptail is a no-go for me.
Is that a PRS bridge compatible with a stop tail McCarty?
It appears John Mann has an adjustable retrofit...
Just wondering if PRS has an adjustable retrofit stoptail for McCartys.
Unfortunately, the non-adjustable stoptail is a no-go for me.
Is that a PRS bridge compatible with a stop tail McCarty?
It appears John Mann has an adjustable retrofit...
Just wondering if PRS has an adjustable retrofit stoptail for McCartys.
Adjustable Stoptail Bridge with Studs – PRS Guitars West Street East Accessory Store
Adjustable Stoptail bridge - For use with PRS stoptail models. Includes two matching brass studs (with unplated brass threads). Includes intonation adjustment tool. (Stoptail bridge will fit SE-line, but studs will not). Note: Action height is adjustable by raising or lowering the studs that the...
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Which would you choose? PRS oem, or MannMade?Adjustable Stoptail Bridge with Studs – PRS Guitars West Street East Accessory Store
Adjustable Stoptail bridge - For use with PRS stoptail models. Includes two matching brass studs (with unplated brass threads). Includes intonation adjustment tool. (Stoptail bridge will fit SE-line, but studs will not). Note: Action height is adjustable by raising or lowering the studs that the...
6 of one, meet half dozen of the other. I'd probably go with PRS because it's a PRS guitar and I like that kind of matchy-matchy, but lots of John Mann fans here would go with his bridges.
I should mention that I like the stock bridges and would stick with that, so I might not be qualified to advise.
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Why the dislike? They work very well with normal string gauges. With a wound G you are in trouble, but anything from 09 to 011 works fine. I personally am a big fan. Simple, stable, accurate and comfortable. Not to mention: great sound
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I have a feeling, I'd be the one guy who would get s*it intonation from such a bridge...with my setup.
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DISTORT6
NJ Devil
What would you be tuning to and what gauge strings?
I’ve gotten away with the standard stoptail bridge using 10-52 strings tuned to Drop C. Anything lower with heavier strings or a wound third, I use the adjustable. I just had one of my Singlcuts re-setup to Drop D from B Standard and went back to the regular stoptail.
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Most likely, standard EADGBE with 9-42.
I just can't get my mind around it being able to intonate precisely, given all the variables which could affect it.
Good enough? Maybe...I don't know.
I would like to know my options if I require adjustment.
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That's really unique. Congrats!
The original owner certainly knew, or thought he knew, what he wanted (probably a guy anyway) and must have liked
Gibson necks with the 24.75" with 12" radius and the pattern regular carve.
Interesting to see if the EMG's will be keepers.
The original owner certainly knew, or thought he knew, what he wanted (probably a guy anyway) and must have liked
Gibson necks with the 24.75" with 12" radius and the pattern regular carve.
Interesting to see if the EMG's will be keepers.
dmatthews
Dave's not here
I can understand your trepidation without owning one. That said I have 4 guitars with that bridge. SE ONE, Mira, 2000 Singlecut, and 2001 McRosie.
They've all had 9 - 42 or 10 - 46 and have never had a single issue.
Hope you get to try one out.
Awesome guitar! Just awesome!
And the non-adjustable bridge is awesome, too! Very comfortable and performs wonderfully. It's one of those beautiful designs that makes you marvel at its simplicity and effectiveness. You end up wondering why it took so long for manufacturers to discover something so elegantly functional.
And the non-adjustable bridge is awesome, too! Very comfortable and performs wonderfully. It's one of those beautiful designs that makes you marvel at its simplicity and effectiveness. You end up wondering why it took so long for manufacturers to discover something so elegantly functional.
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you are down with the sickness! none more black!
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