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Published on 06/05/08 at 05:34
I brought a SERIES of changes rversibles my Fender Stratocaster American Standard because, despite the passage in two makers, the problem (buzz) persisted.
I changed the nut head, the guide strings ("string tree", which lowers the pice E and B strings on the head) and the bridges.
Submitted opinions concerning the "Start Saddles Graph Tech 1871E".
Replacement of bridges silent quick and easy. I have a few basic tools (purchased from StewMac.com) to measure the height of the strings prcisment rgler and the bridges to meet the curvature of the neck and a few books on the subject to avoid not work when the blind do rglages.
Affect the sound the guitar seems more "molleuse" but I do not and I dplat prfre the current sound. Not forgetting the all black look that fits with the look-General for my Strat finishing "Butterscotch Blonde" other spices are also black.
Without hsitation, I would do a face change and Strat rcalcitrante having to play both silent amateur luthier trs rewarding and much more economic!
I changed the nut head, the guide strings ("string tree", which lowers the pice E and B strings on the head) and the bridges.
Submitted opinions concerning the "Start Saddles Graph Tech 1871E".
Replacement of bridges silent quick and easy. I have a few basic tools (purchased from StewMac.com) to measure the height of the strings prcisment rgler and the bridges to meet the curvature of the neck and a few books on the subject to avoid not work when the blind do rglages.
Affect the sound the guitar seems more "molleuse" but I do not and I dplat prfre the current sound. Not forgetting the all black look that fits with the look-General for my Strat finishing "Butterscotch Blonde" other spices are also black.
Without hsitation, I would do a face change and Strat rcalcitrante having to play both silent amateur luthier trs rewarding and much more economic!