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04/03/2007 1:59 am
When I changed strings this time I noticed the saddle was allowing the first string to be much lower than the rest. How difficult is this for a newbie to repair or should I leave this to a pro. The saddle is going to have to be replaced. :?:
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05/03/2007 10:41 pm
The saddle should match the radius of your fretboard, so both e strings should be equally low.The A&L saddle is compensated. If you need a new one I'm pretty sure you can buy a stock one. I've seen them on EBay. Make sure you stay with bone or Tusq. Always measure before replacing.
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