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That clip sounds really muddy to me.
i´d love to have gotten in on it too, but to be honest i´d rather wait for the second run. minor details will have been adressed, and i´d rather have that than a unique instrument wih a couple of bugs.
i´d love to have gotten in on it too, but to be honest i´d rather wait for the second run. minor details will have been adressed, and i´d rather have that than a unique instrument wih a couple of bugs. though if i had the oppurtunity and stuff, i´d get one... just because it´s so damn tempting!
here´s to praying for cash for a second run intrepid!
i´d do .52+.42-.09 and then a .74 elixir bass string for the low string, tuned to drop E... mmm...
Actually, after having a conversation with Mike Sherman last night (who has quite a bit of experience installing Hipshot bridges) he suggested to me that the bridge has plenty of range on the base plate, and that the treble side saddles likely just need longer screws and the bridge could be mounted a bit further back on the body to increase the intonation range for the lower strings.
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Looking at this picture (assuming intonation is set for the bridge with factory strings) I see no place for moving the 8th string saddle backwards, but there is a lot of place to move the 1st string saddle forward. Factory 1st string as i understood was .009". IMHO even if someone put there .0085" or .008" there would still be a lot of bridge plate left in front of the first saddle after setting the intonation for teh 1st string. So why not just move the bridge plate a tad towards the butt of the guitar and replace let's say first 4 saddle holding screws with some longer ones?
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