baimun
Funkasaurus Rex
There are compensation lines on the bridge that make it intonate out of the box, but if you change string gauge, there’s a set screw on Each side to adjust
PRS SE One?
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There are compensation lines on the bridge that make it intonate out of the box, but if you change string gauge, there’s a set screw on Each side to adjust
mystixboi1
Kick Henry Jackassowski
Congrats man! Looking forward to some clips!
bsman
b00b
Good job! I had been looking at one of those for a while, but they are impossible to find, and the comparable Gibsons are stupidly priced. In the end, I opted for a Reverend Sensei Jr. Same vibe (i.e. korina single-P90) but doublecut and with a regular (i.e. tuneomatic and stopbar) setup. The little single-P90 guitars are way up there on the fun meter.
baimun
Funkasaurus Rex
This thread made me pull my SE One down off the wall....
I forgot that the last show that I took it to was outside, the wind took the tent, knocked over the guitar stand, and the SE One faceplanted into the concrete.
The only thing wrong with it is the bottom edge of the guitar face (by the strap button) is kinda chewed up, and the bridge took the brunt of the fall and the action is a little too low right now. Probably hammered the bridge posts into the body. I'll have to do another setup.
Had that been a Gibson... we know the minimum number of pieces it would have been in would have been 2.
I forgot that the last show that I took it to was outside, the wind took the tent, knocked over the guitar stand, and the SE One faceplanted into the concrete.
The only thing wrong with it is the bottom edge of the guitar face (by the strap button) is kinda chewed up, and the bridge took the brunt of the fall and the action is a little too low right now. Probably hammered the bridge posts into the body. I'll have to do another setup.
Had that been a Gibson... we know the minimum number of pieces it would have been in would have been 2.