No I'm sure there wouldn't be any stability issues at all - their cam design is ideally suited to fanned-frets, it's just a matter of mounting the roller saddles with the required offsets.
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Yah custom machining precision parts is an expensive thing. I expect my mod to cost much less than that, but that's using one of Kahler's factory made bridges which are almost 1/2 as much as their handmade ones.Well, some new info on the bridge:
I sent the info about the intonation points and the spread, using 12 as the straight, with 1" at the nut and 1" at the bridge.
So far, they said that at this point, it is still a long way from getting started, but the price will maybe be about $1000.
Do you think this is worth it?
I had budgeted for close to this already, but I'm still wondering if at this point it is overkill.
Ah well, I'll probably end up doing it anyway.
Shame that the bridge alone costs almost as much as a good guitar.
If you have a Jackson RR1 just measure the distance from the center of the 1st string to the center of the 6th string and post that value here. We'll help you with the rest.No prob man.
In the meantime, does anyone know how to increase the string spacing in FretFind to make it the same spacing used on a Jackson RR1?
I know where the values are, but I don't know what the value for this spacing would be, nor how to calculate it.