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Jan 15, 2023
WORKS GREAT!!!!!
Does exactly what it says - reduces string spacing from “vintage” (wide) to “modern” (narrow) with no modification of the vintage-spaced body bridge mounting holes. With the reduced string spacing, the E strings don’t roll off the edges of the fretboard like they tend to do when using a modern neck on a vintage body. Much easier, faster, and cleaner to use this bridge than to dowel and re-drill bridge mounting holes in the body - plus, you can always remove it and replace the original bridge without altering the body. Fit and finish is typical Fender appearance and quality. Costs a bit more than the comparable Fender modern bridge, but well worth it if you want to change string spacing.
Feb 20, 2022
Great Pickups
These are well made, reasonably priced, high quality pickups that sound great if you like the big, single coil P90 sound. They are well shielded due to the metal covers, and pretty quiet for single coils. The humbucker size allows them to be installed in humbucker equipped guitars without permanent modifications, making them ideal for experimentation and project applications.
Feb 20, 2022
Don’t Even Think About It…
1 of 1 found this helpful I used to love these picks - but something must have gone wrong recently with the manufacturing process, because now about 10 of every 12 of the three dozen I recently purchased came out of the package curved to the point of being unusable - like holding a potato chip between your thumb and finger. How can a company that manufactures guitar picks not realize they aren’t straight and flat, and ship them out the door?