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Pics? I ideally would like to widen the spacing on my P5 but not sure how that would work.
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Pics? I ideally would like to widen the spacing on my P5 but not sure how that would work.
Not sure what you're getting at...
I'm saying I'm not sure what I'm looking at. You mean the string with us determined by the nut size? I have a 5 string, other than making the neck wider I'm not sure what you could do.yep.
i thought you asked for a pic of it.
I'm saying I'm not sure what I'm looking at. You mean the string with us determined by the nut size? I have a 5 string, other than making the neck wider I'm not sure what you could do.
So I would have to change nut and bridge? Good thing I have a 19mm P5.Right, the spacing of the strings -- how far apart the strings are from each other -- is determined by the spacing of the slots on the nut, and also the spacing of the bridge saddles.
yep, that's all that i did. just the nut.If you want your strings spaced farther from each other, you could try just changing the nut first. The strings go wider apart as they near the bridge anyway. I believe johnk_10 just did the nut, as he described in his post.
So what the spacing now 19mm? How does it compare to a bass designed for 19mm?yep, that's all that i did. just the nut.
Hahahaha I always believed that! Awesome!My beautimous headstock....
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And by the way - it's absolutey true:
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Seeing that Gibson will sue at the drop of a hat, even an inversion was a bold move...My beautimous headstock....
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And by the way - it's absolutey true:
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“The rule / law” so to speak is that 6 different design aspects have to be different or so I’m told.Seeing that Gibson will sue at the drop of a hat, even an inversion was a bold move...
I entered the bass world unbiased due to lack of previous knowledge of brands, and I've always liked the Schecter Stiletto headstock better than the Gibson!