Saddle slot angle
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Re: Saddle slot angle
Just a wee bit more! Not a 'heavy hitter' by any stretch.
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Re: Saddle slot angle
I use a .25" rise over the length of a 6 inch bridge. It gets me to exactly the same as a Martin bridge from Stew Mac. I also have been using a .125" saddle for extra compensation room. Seems to have worked out just fine on the last two (which happen to be the only two I have made my own bridges for.
And Dave B, you have acquired quite a bit of knowledge over the last couple of years. Don't try to fool anyone.
And Dave B, you have acquired quite a bit of knowledge over the last couple of years. Don't try to fool anyone.
Re: Saddle slot angle
Martin's angle are what I can normal. Some of the older Gibsons had much more slope. Not sure why,but Gibsons generally presented more suprises than most guitars.
Tom
Tom
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