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Different type of problem, but I really couldn't believe this, came out of a Guild. image The saddle slot was not deep enough, and so the joint between the shim and saddle was nearly flush with the top of the slot! Thus the forward bend/lean. image And finally my replacement on bottom, not yet finished, but I feel it shows the dramatic difference. image nostr:nevent1qqsqf3ctraqvrqw4gjqhs5zhuv524n7pyff3k8rt7dek7tz7cec0d2cprdmhxue69uhkwmr9v9ek7mnpw3hhytnyv4mz7un9d3shjq3qywmvpn3uwykwp080f6hezujucs5k0l7dq5754m846ymuxr7uu66sxpqqqqqqzeq5sht
2025-10-30 03:56:50 from 1 relay(s) 2 replies ↓
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Yes. With good hardwood properly done it is a good way to raise the action without having to charge too much and loosing basically no tone or volume; but a shim of that size, on this instrument in particular, was a horrible idea.
2025-10-30 15:27:47 from 1 relay(s) ↑ Parent Reply