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2004-09-25, 10:42
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ibanez standard bridge height ?
hi i have an ibanez rg370dx and i changed the bridge height,so i would like to return to the original state in order to fix my fret buzzing by adjusting the truss rod so can u tell me the original height of the screws that hold the bridge in mm.thanx in advance.
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2004-09-25, 16:53
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huh. What kind of bridge is it? How high is it now?
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2004-09-25, 19:09
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it is an edge proII bridge and it's now about 3mm high
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2004-09-25, 19:34
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So do you want it higher or lower? Sorry, im just a little confused on what the problem is.
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2004-09-26, 05:38
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well u see i have a 008 gauge and i'm tuned to d#,i removed one of the springs and i have 2 of them now,but then i desided to install the third one again so the tremolo will get back to it's position faster,so when i installed the third spring,the neck started buzzing on the open low E and on the first and second frets of the 4th string so i desided to adjust the truss rod,so i tried to tighten it or loosen it but the buzz didn't go away.
so i desided to get back to the factory settings to adjust the truss rod in a good way that's why i need the original height.
any way what i need is a low action without buzzing,so i have to work on the bridge height and the truss rod adjustement.and thanx for replying.
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2004-09-26, 06:53
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Ummmm..... dude, stop using 8s is one peice of advice, at least 11s at d# but yeah, just get it set up by a lutier....
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2004-09-26, 08:50
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Take it to a shop, you don't really seem to be able to it yourself.
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2004-09-26, 15:31
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Ummmm..... dude, stop using 8s is one peice of advice, at least 11s at d# but yeah, just get it set up by a lutier....
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I use 10s for D# (Eb).
And yeah, if you dont know what your doing just get it fixed by someone who does.
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2004-10-04, 05:55
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i have an rg, you want the edge pro end of the free floater to be about a quarter inch above the reccess in the body and tighten your springs till the edge is around level when your in tune or you'll still buzz.
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