Leo Quan

[Guitarfrenzy]

Has anyone ever used a Leo Quan bridge before? I heard they are really great, but was wondering if anyone has any experience using them before? I'd like to try it out on my next guitar if they are any good. Anybody have any opinions?

[Primal]

I've heard that their bass bridges were nice (although by looking at them I can't really tell why). It looks like a solid brigde but I think I would go with a nice Schaller ( ::drools::)

[skibum5545]

I have a badass II bass bridge, it's really heavy and sturdy, and my bass has AMAZING sustain to it, so I'm guessing it's doing its job!!

[lovekraft]

I replaced a surface-mount Kahler (only because the bridge was trashed and I couldn't find parts) with a Badass stoptail one-piece. It was an old NJ Mockingbird with XL500s, and it never sounded better. Damn, I wish I hadn't sold that thing!

I wasn't sure they were still around - Leo was very highly regarded back in the day.

[Guest Litchfield Custom Gutars]

Yeah, I used tht bridge. It is supposed to increase sustain, but only made my guitar have action a half inch off the board.

Brian sells them.

[Guitarfrenzy]

Yeah, I used tht bridge. It is supposed to increase sustain, but only made my guitar have action a half inch off the board.

Brian sells them.

Dang.. so was that because you didn't have the right angled neck or was trying to put it on an already made guitar? Yeah.. I just noticed that Brian sells them I'll have to talk to him about buying one to try out. I like the idea that it's all in one bridge/tailpiece. Thanks guys for the info...

[Guest Litchfield Custom Gutars]

I built the guitar not relizing neck angles and such, so I followed a strat.

You just missed the deal of the century on one. $60 with a Kramer neck, Gibson HB, and a liscenced floyd.