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The only downside I have experienced with 7.25" is the need of higher action, but those guitars are not meant to be played like John Petrucci....
This is the best video I've seen about this topic: [MEDIA]
https://www.stewmac.com/FretCalculator.html here. you have to enter the value of your scale length first, "25.5" for a regular tele. I would...
I replaced the threaded saddles on my MIJ tele for Gotoh in-tune compensated saddles, because I was looking for better intonation and looks. I...
I find Ernie Ball regular slinky easier to bend than GHS and Curt Mangan (.010"). Maybe they work at a different string tension? Before losing...
Check if the nut slot is located at the correct position: https://www.stewmac.com/FretCalculator.html Some of my guitars have the nut slot too...
Most 12" radius guitars I've leveled had fallaway on the fretboard, I mean on the wood, not only the frets. I noticed this with a notched straight...
[emoji2359] I misunderstood, sorry what's your favorite full humbucker sound? some metal guitar players like active EMG humbuckers with the most...
Why do you want to change the "form factor"? I think is important to know that before giving you a recommendation... are you looking for a...
I thing that having measuring tools are a must. First thing you should do before modifying a customer instrument is to understand the former...
A digital caliper. I bought a cheap one and modified it to been able to measure fret height. I wish I had bought it before, it's too important....
#MeToo I read Ron Kirn post along with this article and watched some Erlewine and Crimson videos a couple of years ago and performed my first...
I think it's more work to remove the odor than actually fixing your clients guitars. I had spent a lot of time removing the chemical odor from...
I find the Rat too dark and the OCD too compressed and modern, too much Pearl Jam / Foo Fighters sounding. It's hard for me to explain, but I mean...
Philadelphia Luthier tools sells similar ones: .109 x .038...
