When I first got my Shen, it had an adjustable bridge on it and I had the action as low as it would go. About 5 months ago, I changed to a Full Circle pickup and replaced the wood know adjusters. The wood knob adjusters were almost twice the thickness of the Full Circle so there's about .125 more thread showing.
Fast forward a few months and I played a friend's M-1 and it had significantly higher action than what I thought I preferred. I tweeked my Shen to feel more like his M-1 and while I like the way it feels, there's now almost 3/8"-1/2" of thread showing on the adjusters.
So I'm wondering, besides looking odd to my eye, is there anything wrong with this? Is there less string vibration finding it's way into the top? Is it structurally sound? Should I consider a new bridge now that my setup tastes are apparently changing?
Thanks for any thoughts or advice!
Nate
Fast forward a few months and I played a friend's M-1 and it had significantly higher action than what I thought I preferred. I tweeked my Shen to feel more like his M-1 and while I like the way it feels, there's now almost 3/8"-1/2" of thread showing on the adjusters.
So I'm wondering, besides looking odd to my eye, is there anything wrong with this? Is there less string vibration finding it's way into the top? Is it structurally sound? Should I consider a new bridge now that my setup tastes are apparently changing?
Thanks for any thoughts or advice!
Nate