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Re: standard strat bridge replacement

9/15/1999 11:58 PM
JohnC	Re: standard strat bridge replacement >Can you describe the bridge on your guitar presently? Is it a vintage style or might it be some kind of locking tremelo? Yes, it's a vintage style. Six screws. >If you can describe the guitar, and supply the first few digits of the serial number, it would help us decide what would be involved in converting to a new bridge. Made in Japan. H010871. An E stappled with ink and/or pencil on the part of neck resting on the body and on the body as well. Gotho tuners. I think it may be some kind of a '60 RI. >Also, where did you see the bridge you'd like to use? In a shop here where I live, in Europe. JohnC

9/15/1999 11:58 PM

JohnC

Re: standard strat bridge replacement

>Can you describe the bridge on your guitar presently? Is it a vintage style or might it be some kind of locking tremelo?

Yes, it's a vintage style. Six screws.

>If you can describe the guitar, and supply the first few digits of the serial number, it would help us decide what would be involved in converting to a new bridge.

Made in Japan. H010871. An E stappled with ink and/or pencil on the part of neck resting on the body and on the body as well. Gotho tuners. I think it may be some kind of a '60 RI.

>Also, where did you see the bridge you'd like to use?

In a shop here where I live, in Europe.

JohnC

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Doc My guess is that the vintage style ... -- 9/16/1999 4:04 PM