Telecaster Guitar Forum - View Single Post - Interesting take on 3-saddle bridge intonation

AnArmyOfJuan · February 6th, 2012, 03:45 PM

From someone who appears to be a physicist!

http://snarkypenguin.blogspot.com/20...ee-saddle.html

Boiled down to the essentials, his theory is that once you've adjusted the bass string from each pair for height and length, use saddle height (tension) to adjust the intonation on the treble string from each pair.

What say you guys? My initial impression is that it would cause everything to feel wonky, but maybe the amount of saddle height required isn't as much as I'd think?

February 6th, 2012, 03:45 PM	#1 (permalink)
AnArmyOfJuan Tele-Meister Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Detroit, MI Age: 38 Posts: 303 6 Photos	Interesting take on 3-saddle bridge intonation From someone who appears to be a physicist! http://snarkypenguin.blogspot.com/20...ee-saddle.html Boiled down to the essentials, his theory is that once you've adjusted the bass string from each pair for height and length, use saddle height (tension) to adjust the intonation on the treble string from each pair. What say you guys? My initial impression is that it would cause everything to feel wonky, but maybe the amount of saddle height required isn't as much as I'd think?

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