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Yes, the nun is different. The F Branded B5 style needs to be shorter for the bridge/ pickup plate
I have found most nuns are a little different, but generally gregarious.Yes, the nun is different. The F Branded B5 style needs to be shorter for the bridge/ pickup plate
I will adjust them it was my first pass, Thank you!My only concern would be the A string. As the notches are not symmetrical, I watch clearance on the high side of the string.
I think your going to dig it. It does change the character of the guitar, but for the better it seems more lively to me. I have limited time on it, and have not lubed stuff or fully set it up, but it is staying in tune, action good, intonation good enough. I am happy so far.well I already ordered the real B5 and matching Vibramate, so let's hope it fits. (It must, right?)
Sweet. I should have all the parts by early next week.I think your going to dig it. It does change the character of the guitar, but for the better it seems more lively to me. I have limited time on it, and have not lubed stuff or fully set it up, but it is staying in tune, action good, intonation good enough. I am happy so far.
I am not sure? I am now using the inner steel axle as the roller. It still rolls, just a smaller diameter.So more like a B11?
I saw a trick somewhere where you just stand the spring up on the floor and stand on it to effectively shorten it.Anyone have experience with cutting the spring down a tad so the arm sits slightly lower above the body?
Hey I am not as spry as I used to be! Are you trying to get me injured?!!!I saw a trick somewhere where you just stand the spring up on the floor and stand on it to effectively shorten it.
You could use a guitar crutch to stabilize yourselfHey I am not as spry as I used to be! Are you trying to get me injured?!!!![]()