Some project considerations
Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 11:52 pm
I have had the idea of converting my Ibanez proline 1770 (edge tremolo) into a hardtail guitar for a while now, but since i like both tremolo and hardtail guitars i just left it and dealt with it. Since i got the Xaviere jt-40, i wont have anything to lose by converting it.
All i have come up with that i need to do is:
Fill in routed trem cavities (not hard)
Get non-TOM hardtail bridge (maybe not hard)
Get string-through ferrule set (for the NIGELZ SUSTAIN)
My question is, has anyone here attempted this with success, and any good/bad experiences with a sub-130$(how much edge trems are going for on ebay)
hardtail bridge and ferrule set. I have looked at the GFS bridges and i like them, but i haven't seen much about their quality (not that im doubting it, im just wondering).
EDIT: looks like most hardtail bridge assemblies don't break the 70$ mark (which is really cool).
All i have come up with that i need to do is:
Fill in routed trem cavities (not hard)
Get non-TOM hardtail bridge (maybe not hard)
Get string-through ferrule set (for the NIGELZ SUSTAIN)
My question is, has anyone here attempted this with success, and any good/bad experiences with a sub-130$(how much edge trems are going for on ebay)
hardtail bridge and ferrule set. I have looked at the GFS bridges and i like them, but i haven't seen much about their quality (not that im doubting it, im just wondering).
EDIT: looks like most hardtail bridge assemblies don't break the 70$ mark (which is really cool).