Congrats! :yesway: Looks great I struggle to get a .56 in on mine sometimes, any bigger and I would definitely consider unwinding the string like I do on my Ibanez which has a .74
Could you really get much better than the neck/cutaway on a JP7? The neck on my JPXI-7 is insane, for me personally it's the best guitar neck I have yet to lay my hands on, especially in the realm of 7's. Also the cutaway, if you look close, actually goes past the 24th fret. I've just tried...
The sweat will be what's causing the chrome plating or whatever it is to come off, but I just wanna know if there's anything I can do to sort it out :lol:
So I was changing the strings on my JPXI earlier, and noticed that the rail was discoloured on the crunchlab where the gaps in the strings would be. The same thing is also happening on my other guitars with the crunchlab installed. It's proven quite hard to get a decent picture of it across the...
I quite like it as it is with the maple fingerboard, and without the pickguard. :yesway: Awesome renders. If I had to change anything it would be the headstock shape, I would try match it to the body a little more.
The first minute is enough. But seriously, replacing the saddle is the best route to go, and if you're not confident enough to do it yourself get a tech to do it. :yesway:
Sounds like a tune-o-matic bridge to me. You will need to raise the bridge (unscrew) a little. I don't know if this will help; Setting Up Your Tune-o-Matic Guitar: Bridge Action Height Adjustment (Step 2 of 4) - YouTube