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Ooh, that's pretty! Even with one too many strings...My new baby! Lakland Skyline 55-01 with Nordstrand Big Singles and an Audere Classic 4 band pre. Oh My Goodness!
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Ooh, that's pretty! Even with one too many strings...
Yeah, the fact that the spacing is just like a 4 makes it easy.
.but I actually think my wife is better looking, so win win for me!
......it started great and has truly kept improving!I concur. Treasure and respect her. I'm feelin' it, big time. Today is my 23rd wedding anniversary![]()
Yeah, the fact that the spacing is just like a 4 makes it easy.
I concur. Treasure and respect her. I'm feelin' it, big time. Today is my 23rd wedding anniversary......it started great and has truly kept improving!
Huh, all my 4's are ~19.8mm (.78"). The only one that I know of that has 19mm (.75") spacing is the DJ4.
I concur. Treasure and respect her. I'm feelin' it, big time. Today is my 23rd wedding anniversary......it started great and has truly kept improving!
My new baby! Lakland Skyline 55-01 with Nordstrand Big Singles and an Audere Classic 4 band pre. Oh My Goodness! View attachment 343539
But are you both measuring the same way? Inner to outer, mid to mid, etc.
I'm measuring mid to mid. And here's something else. Measured all the spacings on three different US basses recently as I thought that US Laklands were 19mm, but checked the site to see that they were listed as 20mm. So I measured each bass at the bridge across the saddles and all three measured: 20mm E-A, 18.5mm A-D and 19.5mm D-G.
I even checked to make sure that all the saddles were aligned and the measurements were still the same, they are consistently inconsistent.
I'm measuring mid to mid. And here's something else. Measured all the spacings on three different US basses recently as I thought that US Laklands were 19mm, but checked the site to see that they were listed as 20mm. So I measured each bass at the bridge across the saddles and all three measured: 20mm E-A, 18.5mm A-D and 19.5mm D-G.
I even checked to make sure that all the saddles were aligned and the measurements were still the same, they are consistently inconsistent.