Enabling is fun . . . . would have showed the used listings but why would you take a chance on a scratch and dent when you can have ...
That's the string wrap bridge that comes on most hard tale PRS'sI'm looking at the bridge. It looks like there are not individual saddles for each string. That seems kind of odd.
I'm looking at the bridge. It looks like there are not individual saddles for each string. That seems kind of odd.
I'm looking at the bridge. It looks like there are not individual saddles for each string. That seems kind of odd.
It's more than "good enough" unless you use odd string gauges. For any typical set, it'll be at least as in-tune as a ToM bridge that was dialed in by most humans.So maybe it is "good enough" and quite a bit cheaper than a tune-o-matic bridge plus tailpiece.
My wife and son have cars and I if had this baby I wouldn't go out much
It's more than "good enough" unless you use odd string gauges. For any typical set, it'll be at least as in-tune as a ToM bridge that was dialed in by most humans ...
Good friend of mine checked his stoptail's intonation with a strobe tuner. Spot on.Yeah i have never heard of intonation problems on a PRS regardless of model or trem or not etc
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So maybe it is "good enough" and quite a bit cheaper than a tune-o-matic bridge plus tailpiece