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Old March 8th, 2008, 10:59 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Wilkinson Dual Load Bridge On Squire

Have any of you Squire tele players tried one of those dual load Wilkinson bridges? I know they're not the same size as the stock toploaders on a Squire Affinity, so the screw holes won't line up -- not an issue for me. My biggest concern is making sure the strings line up. I noticed the Wilkinson's have a 2 7/32" string spacing, while most Asian made guitars use a 10.5mm spacing. I haven't measured this on my guitar, but am wondering how this bridge would work and anything else I should be aware of before buying and installing one. As always, thanks!

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