apl
Stand Up Comity
Hey, does that have one of those goofy non-adjustable-for-string-length bridges? I don't get that. I suppose it's a tone thing. Well, I'm sure it's a tone thing. Have I got 2000 posts yet?
Fenderville
New member
Awesome looking axe!
Hard2Hear
New member
apl said:
There are adjustment screws on the back of the bridge posts for adjusting intonation, which is what I think you're talking about. PRS uses a compensated bridge and nut, also, so the intonation on this thing is killer dead on. You have to consider that PRS guitars were designed from the ground up with the 25" scale length and they created all their parts to work perfectly. Its not like a Strat where there are lots of different things floating around there that will fit. Or, for that matter, one of the many PRS coipies out there now. For these, there is one part, and it works just like it should. It was part of the design.
H2H
lbanks
Banned
Looks good! Congrats!
hixmix
Halibut, North Dakota
Looks like a really wide neck. Nice!
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Radiohead0709
New member
right on man, congratulations on getting one at a good price.
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SteveK
New member
Very nice! 
Hixmix - the McCarty model only comes with the wide/fat neckcarve...VERY comfortable in the hand.
Hixmix - the McCarty model only comes with the wide/fat neckcarve...VERY comfortable in the hand.
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