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So Did We
Yep.
Ola and Ed are super awesome dudes. They will take care of you!
Ola and Ed are super awesome dudes. They will take care of you!
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Thinking about purchasing a Strandberg OS7 soon. I was just wondering, how long does that Zero Fret last before it needs changing, and does Strandberg sell spares? And is it glued to the fretboard, or is it as easy to change as on a Vigier for example?
I'd want to be able to change it myself and not have to rely on a tech to do it.
This is the only "deal breaker" for me so far, so hoping for positive answers.
I replaced mine with a nut that has the strings resting on it, you often see the Washburn ones with that. Probably helps with the life like he said.
Shops in Japan are beginning to stock Strandberg OS7's again. Anyone coming to Japan, better grab your OS7's soon before they run out again
And yeah, they have Laces too
Also, the next batch seems to be coming after 6 months, with a price raise. (according to a distributor I talked to)
So after awhile, I grew tired of the active pups in my OS and decided to make the switch to passives. I took the high E saddle off to try and figure out how I want to go about grounding the bridge and wound up making an awesome discovery...
Turns out they drilled a hole in the factory! This came as a huge relief as I was pretty nervous about taking a drill to my strandy
Now if UPS would stop sending my Nazgul/Sentient set to the wrong post office