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Boogering a guitar with a rock lineage

Jeggz

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So after having it a bit since the return to stock, here's my conclusions:

Very rarely does one have a guitar that gets converted to a wraptail from an ABR, usually it's the other way around. The Wraptail is superior in every way except intonation, but luckily these days we have Mojoaxe. For me the stock 50s bridge is close enough, but I can see how some might want it a bit more exact.
 
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Jeggz said:
So after having it a bit since the return to stock, here's my conclusions:

Very rarely does one have a guitar that gets converted to a wraptail from an ABR, usually it's the other way around. The Wraptail is superior in every way except intonation, but luckily these days we have Mojoaxe. For me the stock 50s bridge is close enough, but I can see how some might want it a bit more exact.
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Looks great! Never look back.. it's your damn guitar. šŸ˜Ž
 
Jeggz

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Funny part is, the ABR posts were only in the guitar about 3/8's .

They pretty much fell out.
 
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