No problem. That's some confusing terminology that they are using. It'll be interesting to see how that bridge holds up over the long haul.Originally Posted by Guitar Gal
Reverend Rawk
No problem. That's some confusing terminology that they are using. It'll be interesting to see how that bridge holds up over the long haul.
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Oh No not again, BAD GAS.
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That looks like a real fun git there GG: Have fun putting her I mean him through it's paces. Shoot what does a girl call her guitar? A guy might call it her
M29
Regular Fretter
That looks like a real fun git there GG
M29
I'm not sure what the "PC" term is to use either M29....but I call all my guits "her"
GG
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I have a solution for loose whammy bars that screw in: wrap some plumbers teflon tape around the threads and screw it in. This works great for me and the result is really noticable when it comes to slight movments of the bar.
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