hahah I meant a to d LOL either way I find it strange in these usa geddy lee bass bridges were made like that
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hahah I meant a to d LOL either way I find it strange in these usa geddy lee bass bridges were made like that
hahah I meant a to d LOL either way I find it strange in these usa geddy lee bass bridges were made like that
I picked a bad time to stop sniffing airplane glue LOLI suppose, maybe... since it's a signature... that was Geddy spec'd?
I mean, it's possible.
+100The only real issue with mine is an annual tweak of the neck. I store it flat, and I need to try storing it more upright, or on it's side.
Once I adjust the neck, I absolutely love that bass.
What about yours, Doc? You got the Strahan spacing on yours?+100
No, mine is fine.What about yours, Doc? You got the Strahan spacing on yours?
It’s possible.Wonder if it was a bad run of bridges.
The USA did at one time.Where does the OP live? What country uses “marks” as a unit of the length?
What year is yours ?Had A question for any USA Fender Geddy Lee Jazz bassist, I noticed on my strings the "A" string to the "D" string is a wider gap/distance and makes it a little harder to jump from those strings and I assume it might be a faulty badass bridge they come with. I looked bass all over and came to that conclusion, maybe I should take a chance and buy another badass bridge? anybody have this problem? I have seen other pics and a lot don't seem like they have that gap problem but some do anybody?