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Location: Location Location Location | Thanks. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | If by 'width' you mean from 'E' String to 'e' String... Yeah, mostly.
Unless you have a Classical guitar, or some kind of wide neck.
But if you mean width North to South, it depends on your saddle...
The flame T has an OP-Pro, the Black T has an OP-30... The shims are different.
 
Gee Golly, I hope that was helpful! :cool: |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Or maybe he means thickness? |
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Location: Cork, Ireland | They are easily cut with scissors. I got some for the 1615 and had to cut a piece off the end to make room for the pickup cable. They are close to the Flame T pictured above rather than the Black T in Arthur's pictures above. |
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Are shims standard width model to model?
