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Ohsyrus, What was the exact URL to this JM bridge, mustang-style with 4
adjustable saddles? I'm looking on their site and I dont see any reference
to JMs.
-Dano
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Well--they obfuscate their URI's so, you have to follow the
instructions I posted previously. You have to click on the J-Master
body shape icon--that will take you to a page dedicated to JM/Jag
stuff. Like I said, they don't include it in their regular hardware
link.
--- In SurfGuitar101@y..., "-=Dan Ware=-" <reverbtank@h...> wrote:
> Ohsyrus, What was the exact URL to this JM bridge, mustang-style
with 4
> adjustable saddles? I'm looking on their site and I dont see any
reference
> to JMs.
>
> -Dano
>
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Nevermind...I found it and already ordered one. I'll let you know if its
really worth twice as much as a regular mustang bridge.
-Dano
>From: "-=Dan Ware=-" <>
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>To:
>Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Warmoth
>Date: Fri, 07 Jun 2002 12:48:46 -0400
>
>Ohsyrus, What was the exact URL to this JM bridge, mustang-style with 4
>adjustable saddles? I'm looking on their site and I dont see any reference
>to JMs.
>
>-Dano
>
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I ordered one. Initially, I ordered the standard replacement. Then, I
spent an hour adjusting the height of the strings on my JM and
noticed that the bridge is far too global a mechanism for setting
string height. Finding a global position that works for all strings
leaves some strings too high, IMHO.
So I called em back and said, give me the modified bridge. I asked em
why so high. They said its the amount of detail involved in drilling
out and threading the set screws. That's like, 5 bucks per saddle. I
checked with a local machine shop, and they wanted an hourly rate
that broke down to about 10 bucks per saddle, so, i regard the
Warmoth bridge a pretty good deal. The machine shop said that
threading tiny holes on a barrel is a tricky business.
--- In SurfGuitar101@y..., "-=Dan Ware=-" <reverbtank@h...> wrote:
> Nevermind...I found it and already ordered one. I'll let you know
if its
> really worth twice as much as a regular mustang bridge.
>
> -Dano
>
>
> >From: "-=Dan Ware=-" <reverbtank@h...>
> >Reply-To: SurfGuitar101@y...
> >To: surfguitar101@y...
> >Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Warmoth
> >Date: Fri, 07 Jun 2002 12:48:46 -0400
> >
> >Ohsyrus, What was the exact URL to this JM bridge, mustang-style
with 4
> >adjustable saddles? I'm looking on their site and I dont see any
reference
> >to JMs.
> >
> >-Dano
> >
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