*Hello Shaller I would like to know why you don't manufacture Schaller 456 bridges with micro tuning anymore? This piece is highly sought after by SG guitar lovers. I would like to know your opinion!*
A few clarifications please: When you restring the guitar (1:45 mark), are you supposed to tune the guitar (full string tension)? When you loosen the locking nuts (2:00), it’s inevitable that the bridge will tilt towards the headstock, correct? It’s only by retightening the locking nuts (2:35) that the bridge is pulled back to level (or close to it)? Thank you
I always loved the products from this company but i have a question is this the same company that made the bow wow yoy yoy wa wha pedals in the 70's mine was stolen years ago and that thing got the micheal shanker tone nailed looking on line for an old one on reverb. ( pricey )
Changing the original solid compensated bridge for one with adjustable saddles is a mistake. The solid compensated bridge, being a single piece, has more sustain. The more pieces, the less sustain. The original bridge is already stepped and the intonation can now be adjusted. There is no need to adjust so many things when they are in place. High-end acoustic guitars have a fixed bridge and their intonation is correct.
*Hello Shaller I would like to know why you don't manufacture Schaller 456 bridges with micro tuning anymore? This piece is highly sought after by SG guitar lovers. I would like to know your opinion!*
The question Schaller refuses to answer
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A few clarifications please:
When you restring the guitar (1:45 mark), are you supposed to tune the guitar (full string tension)?
When you loosen the locking nuts (2:00), it’s inevitable that the bridge will tilt towards the headstock, correct?
It’s only by retightening the locking nuts (2:35) that the bridge is pulled back to level (or close to it)?
Thank you
I always loved the products from this company but i have a question is this the same company that made the bow wow yoy yoy wa wha pedals in the 70's mine was stolen years ago and that thing got the micheal shanker tone nailed looking on line for an old one on reverb. ( pricey )
Hi Mr Schaller, do you think this bridge can do a "Tune O Matic" if i install it on a Les Paul Special before drill it to install a B5 Bigsby please ?
Changing the original solid compensated bridge for one with adjustable saddles is a mistake. The solid compensated bridge, being a single piece, has more sustain. The more pieces, the less sustain.
The original bridge is already stepped and the intonation can now be adjusted. There is no need to adjust so many things when they are in place. High-end acoustic guitars have a fixed bridge and their intonation is correct.
This guy talks like a Japanese man that just learned English...
how many languages can you speak and what is your pronunciation in foreign languages?