Then youll always have a $60 parts guitar *shrug*
Why not put the money into it, even if its only value is that you enjoy it?
Looking to convert the bridge on a builder Strat from a six screw vintage to a hardtail.. anyone have an outlet for an inexpensive bridge besides the flame conversion model at musicians friend??? really don't want to stick a $50 bridge on a $60 parts guitar.....
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We've done four already, but now we're steady, and then they went one-two-three-four....
Then youll always have a $60 parts guitar *shrug*
Why not put the money into it, even if its only value is that you enjoy it?
why not just screw the existing bridge down rel tight so its lock up ?
I have installed 5 tremolo springs tightened the pivot screws and installed a wooden block...it is quite solid.. just wondering if there was a replacement retrofit bridge out there...
Guitars: A Few
Amps: A Couple
Pedals/Effects: Sure
We've done four already, but now we're steady, and then they went one-two-three-four....
Originally Posted by snarph
I've done that and used a block of wood to hold the string block, then tightened the springs. I think Clapton did the same on Blackie. It works well, but now I'm building a hard tail strat from scrach. You can also get a standard tailpiece for about $10 and put some wood back into the body cavity and do about the same.
Where are you acquiring you body and dose it come no route for a hard tail ?
this is a POS power chord turn up the gain banger, not a pristine vintage whatever
Guitars: A Few
Amps: A Couple
Pedals/Effects: Sure
We've done four already, but now we're steady, and then they went one-two-three-four....