MP63 Posted September 1, 2007 Report Posted September 1, 2007 Since I will install a Bad-Ass type bridge, I have to be right on the money with the correct spot. What do you guys do to get it right on? When using a tailpiece, I did the tailpiece first and then figured the bridge intonation after. That way the strings were taught and I could gauge it better. With a Bad-Ass, it's a one shot deal. Thanks for the help. Mike Quote
Kenny Posted September 1, 2007 Report Posted September 1, 2007 in my opinion wiht this style bridge what you do is this get your measurement 1/2 scale length from the 12th fret mark that out, eyeball where the bridge should go, make sure the line you marked gets within 3mm of the saddle. how heres the tricky part move the bridge so the saddles are a little over 3mm infront of the line (closer to the neck) then screw it in now comes the TOUGH part getting it intunated i assume you know how to do this if not ill be more than happy to explain! Quote
MP63 Posted September 1, 2007 Author Report Posted September 1, 2007 Thanks there brother. I just don't want the saddles to be OK during the building stages, then find that once mounted the intonation is off because the saddle needs to move more. Then it won't be able to, because the saddle is maxed-out. Mike Quote
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