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I agree on the Graphtechs, it was difficult to get them adjusted correctly for
height while
also nestled snugly together on the bridge. I ended up with four Graphtechs,
with two of
the original Fender Jaguar barrels sandwiched between them.
I think you will be happy with the Mustang saddles.
Many thanks again...this site continues to be a really great resource, and I
have even met a
few of the people. Will we ever get together for a get-together?
Best wishes,
Gavin
--- In , "Brian Neal" <bneal@i...> wrote:
> Gavin,
>
> Let's hope that was just a photo-distorto effect happening...I've heard
> people like Jim Shine say there are differences in body shapes between the
> Japanese and American (both reissue and vintage) guitars, but I would hope
> it wasn't that dramatic. I have compared other pics of Japanese Jags (from
> the 90's) and they seem more reasonable.
>
> I have resisted getting Mustang saddles so far, but I just won a set on
> eBay, so I'll try them out for grins. I may just look for some vintage
> saddles since they have 3 different sizes too. I don't get why the American
> reissues didn't use different sizes; they were very accurate in all other
> details.
>
> If I can find a set of vintage saddles and the Mustang saddles don't work
> out, I'll try the Graph-Tecs. I've heard that they don't fit too well side
> by side on the bridge (they aren't wide enough so they can wigggle). Seems
> like it's always something...
>
> Thanks,
>
> BN
