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My baritone has some balance issues being a Strat body. Looking at the upper horn of the KNS it should work perfectly. Can’t decide between this or a Z body.

It looks too big for a normal scale guitar in my opinion. Looks like it would work better with a baritone scale.

Slow response but it’s my favorite bass by far!

The have gotoh sized staggered tuners on the GFS website right now 😉

Straight headstock. I like staggered tuners better but on my last build I have string trees.

As far as the radius. I have a 12-16 radius warmoth and I have 10-16 warmoth. I’ve had other 10-16 radius warmoth necks and I have another non warmoth 12-16 radius guitar. Also as far as non warmoth guitars I have some straight 12 and straight 14 radius necks. For me the most comfortable necks...

Squire bullet body with stock pickup. Schaller 475 bridge. Standard thin neck. Gold frets fender sized. Gotoh tuners. The neck is shimmed so the Schaller has the spacer on and saddles are up high for low action.

Playing a track with my new warmoth baritone.

The bridge has been placed in the proper location and intonated

Thanks I’ll put the new pic up after I relocate it. Don’t have time today to do it.

I was going to put the bridge in the location i It’s going to the proper location irregardless of this conversation.

Got the string retainers on today

Thanks for pointing that out. I was hoping it would intonate properly using one of the pre existing holes from the old bridge to mount the new bridge. All the strings are flat at the 12 fret with the saddles move all the way forward. so I will be moving the bridge either the pick guard or back...

Thanks for pointing that out. I was hoping it would intonate properly using one of the pre existing holes from the old bridge to mount the new bridge. All the strings are flat at the 12 fret with the saddles are moved all the way forward. so I will be moving the bridge either towards touching...

Still needs string trees, slight truss rod adjust and possibly moving the bridge closer to the neck. The saddles are very far forward and some strings are still a little flat intonation wise. Love stock the squire bullet humbucker!