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For sale 4 string Headless system - Luthier special

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$129.00
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Offered here is a tailpiece, bridge, and headpiece for a 4-string headless system. These items are used and show signs of wear. There are scratches on the bridge itself, and some of the black has rubbed off the edge of the headpiece; there may be more signs of wear as well.
The headpiece is brass and made by Status; it's a clever design that uses a clamping system for regular strings yet also accepts ball-end strings. The tailpiece and bridge are a matched set, but I do not remember he manufacturer. I do not know the metal it is made of; my guess would be steel. The individual saddles for the bridge are adjustable for string spacing, and the saddle blocks themselves adjust for height and intonation. One of the hex screws on the saddle block locks that block in lace on the bridge.
This set includes the tailpiece the bridge with 4 saddle blocks and saddles; 2 screws for the bridge, the tailpiece and 2 screws for the tailpiece (up to 3 can be used). $139 $129. shipped and insured conUS; inquiries to other locations welcome.

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yodedude2

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Nov 19, 2005
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san antonio, texas
Great question! I had this headless system mounted on the Lowe 32" neck and a Warmoth Dinky P/J body (with Barts) for a few years. It worked just fine; however, the Status headpiece is about 1.5 mm wider than the Lowe head...
 
Feb 4, 2018
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I had this headless system mounted on the Lowe 32" neck and a Warmoth Dinky P/J body
I imagine that would easily fit in the overhead compartment on most plane. The bass couldn't have been more than about 35" long and must have been feather-light!
 

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