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Old 04-28-2010, 01:49 AM
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FITTING STRINGS TO IBANEZ BTB WITH MONO BRIDGE

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How are you guys going with fitting the mono bridge end part of the string on a BTB ? , ive found you have to turn the flat part of the " ball" end " North and south " to get it into the trap slot and then turn it " east west " to trap it , but sometimes it is a bit off centre but still stays , is that correct or does the end have to be lying flat to be totally secure and not damaging the seat of the bridge ? . I like to wind my strings around the post first before trapping the ball end so as not to have the string tensioned " twisted " therefore sometimes the end could align at any position . I hope this makes sense and thanks in advance
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Old 04-28-2010, 02:31 AM
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Hi Makatak,
I've never given it any thought, just popped them in an tuned everytime I've changed my string for the 6 years I've been playing my BTB. They are all over the place down there. And I have NEVER had any issues with strings not staying where they are supposed to or damaging anything - I guess it's just a fool proof design
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Old 04-28-2010, 05:30 PM
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Thanks Thombass , youre probably right , its just that they seem to seat nicer a certain way , ill not give it another thought in the future , just load and play !
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