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January 12th, 2007, 01:27 PM
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Tunomatic bridge replacement
I've never fooled with Gibson style bridges before, so I need some help if I may ask.
I've gotten my grubby hands on some old gold LP parts, and I want to convert a modern tunomatic bridge to this older one I have here. The mounting posts on the modern one are probably about twice as thick as the older bridges'. I dont have the old posts, so I guess I need "Conversion" posts, if they exist...  Should I consider pulling the old ones, and replacing them with smaller, or...?  Any advice or resouces would be greatly appreciated!!
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January 12th, 2007, 02:29 PM
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Sounds like the new design might be better than the old one. I'd keep the modern bridge. If you want to upgrade, TonePros has a great reputation for bridges & hardware. Word is that Epi users tend to do that, upgrade their hardware to TonePros. It gives them better hardware than Epi or Gibson.
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