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You might want to check on the straightness of the neck of your *ahem*
strat...after practice. Every King possesses a Royal Bow, and you might too
now. Might want to give that intonation a once-over while you're at it as
well...
I'm no strat expert, but I don't think theres an official Fender
recommended strat bridge height. I've definitely been wrong in the past
though. I had a friend who owned a strat and he did the same thing, but he
just kept tightening the springs, retuning, tightening the spings, retuning
unitl he got what he felt was a good height.
My advice: You should have gone with the tech. Never too late.
>From: Damon <>
>Reply-To:
>To: Surf Surf <>
>Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Strat Bridge Specs
>Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2002 16:34:13 -0700 (PDT)
>
>
>I'm working on my guitar right now. What angle should the bridge be at in
>comparison with the body? In other words, how tight do I make the springs
>in the back? I'm changing my strat from 10's to 11's and don't have time
>for a tech. Please help practice is in 2 hours.
>
>Damon
>
>
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