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Location: Kingston Ontario | I decided to add a shim under the saddle of my Balladeer Spcial. When I pulled the saddle out, it appeared that the pickup assembly was attached to the insert. There is a metal bracket along the bottom of the insert.
I put the shim in and reinstalled the bridge insert.
Is the saddle actually part of the pickup or does it pull out of the metal bracket?
If it a complete assembly what do I do if I want to replace the bridge.
I am using the OP24+ pramp/pickup assembly. |
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Location: Orange County, California | You did it right!! the saddles "sit" in the metel piece on top of the actual piezos. The wire is plugged into the OP-24. If you need to replace it, just unplug it and replace the whole thing, saddles, pickup, metal piece and cable as an assembly. |
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Location: Kingston Ontario | I put the shim in because I have been getting some buzzing. We just moved back from a very humid climate not too far from the Gulf Of Mexico and I am finding that some of my guitars are protesting.
Anyways, thanks for the info. Sure glad I didn't try and remove the saddle from the pickup.
Tom
"KEEP YOUR STICK ON THE ICE" |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Another answere would be, so, huh, what's your sign baby?
But actually, this is a good reminder for us nor'easters ... time to winterize the guitar, get out the humidifier and the hygrometer, change the batteries if you haven't done it yet this year .... |
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Location: ranson,wva | i bought a few of the planet waves humidifiers. does anyone else use those?? jason |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | I just have a small humidifier that does the whole room. I thought it made more sense than getting one for each guitar. |
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Location: ranson,wva | mark,thats what i have done in the past but since our move back in the summer ive been doing alot of work to the interior of the house,painting,new drywall,ect...so my guitars are living in their cases till i get the walls finished and the hangers re-hung..jason |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | It depends on how many guitars you have. For me, having less than 6, it's easier to put a hygrometer in each case along with an in case humidifier. I can imagine if you have, say more than 20, it might make sense just to have a room hygrometer and humidifier. |
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Location: Kingston Ontario | I have Planet Waves on all of my acoustics. I didn't need them down south as the humidity bordered on rain forest 364 days of the year.
I adjusted the neck and it is now working fine.
I keep the fleet in their cases. That way the cats don't use them for scratching posts. |
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