QuasarQuail
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I completed my first Warmoth build back in May, and I used a Fender US Standard Strat tremolo bridge I purchased from Amazon. I'm a little surprised to see that the string saddles are already showing some light superficial rust, and the little height adjustment screws are pretty damn rusty, too.
I live in a very low-humidity area (Southern San Diego), but I definitely play the sh*t out of this guitar, usually while sweating (not much air conditioning in my haunts).
So I'm wondering: is this normal? Is it at all possible I got burned with a counterfeit bridge (seems unlikely). I'm definitely not opposed to a guitar with plenty of patina, but if it's this gnarly after four months, is it going to look like it was pulled out of the Titanic in four years?
I live in a very low-humidity area (Southern San Diego), but I definitely play the sh*t out of this guitar, usually while sweating (not much air conditioning in my haunts).
So I'm wondering: is this normal? Is it at all possible I got burned with a counterfeit bridge (seems unlikely). I'm definitely not opposed to a guitar with plenty of patina, but if it's this gnarly after four months, is it going to look like it was pulled out of the Titanic in four years?