

Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Now are we talking Canadian pennies here?Blue Jay wrote:You may have put mediums or 10 - 46's on there, when it was set for lighter 9 - 42's. Nice guitar and pics BTW.
Thus your string change pulled the tail of the bridge up. Loosen strings and tighten claw screws behind the rear cover.
This is one set up that I am happy with - it is lightly floating, you could get a cardboard drink coaster or a penny under it.
Fender's spec is a 1/8" gap at the end of the bridge. My highest tail end is the height of 3 pennies, under the plate itself.
Each penny is 1/16", I got 3/16" or 150% of the 1/8" therefore between the rear of the bridge and the body, high enough.
Here is Fender's how to set up a Strat. Good luck.![]()
http://www.fender.com/support/stratocas ... _guide.php
jakekiley wrote:So I changed the Strings for the 1st time on my Fender Players Deluxe strat guitar and noticed the Tremolo was raised up. I'm not sure if it came this way or if it is a result of changing the strings, but it just didn't look right.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Did you get it fixed, bud? Hope it is okay now. And TR - alot has happened, eh? New guitar and Cat Scratch Fever?jakekiley wrote:So I changed the Strings for the 1st time on my Fender Players Deluxe strat guitar and noticed the Tremolo was raised up. I'm not sure if it came this way or if it is a result of changing the strings, but it just didn't look right.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.