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Location: Reading, PA | Has anyone fabricated or experimented with the standard bridge shims? Would there be any benefit to changing the taper or using one solid shim instead of two?
Jim
ps I mistakenly posted this over in the 'for sale' forum, I'm in trouble now |
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Location: NJ | do a search on bridge shims I am positive some one fashioned one out of wood to make a more "solid" connection between the pickup and body, I am not so sure if it would make that significant of a difference |
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Location: Bloomfield Ct | Yes, By all means fabricate a solid shim to adjust the string action. Several folks do just that. No "HUGE" benefit, but worth the time. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | I have whittled a few of them out of popcicle sticks - no kidding. Lots of trial and error involved. Dave
PS - And while I'm a whittlin' away, momma plays the jug and sister/daughter/2nd wife plays the spoons. |
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Location: Tennessee | Sister/daughter/2nd wife? You're not from West Virginia, by chance? :eek: |
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