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Might have to make one for myself too! It wasn’t hard to do either!

The bridge needs to be locked so it can't be pulled back. The best solution is to get a locking system like Tremol-No, but if you don't mind it being angled back i suppose that could work too. That might have negative side effects like your intonation being incorrect and cause damage to your top if you don't have a fully routed out cavity for the bridge, though.

@erikguitardesigner thanks for the response mate, yes I realised the hard way that when the bridge is angled back so that it 'locks' you can't use the d tuna in E position because it gets stuck against the body and you can't intonate. Currently I've managed to make it 'float' in its level position with the tuna working almost as intended but when you engage and disengage the tuna it goes sharp, it looks like a tremel-no or other is needed. Will the bridge still dive with a locking device fitted? Will sub now as well seeing as you took the time to reply good sir! 🫡

@@stevedent4809 The Tremel-no is really cool because it has three functions that are easy to change. You can let the bridge function as normal, completely lock it like a hardtail or put it in dive-only mode. Easy install instructions as well. Thank you so much for the sub!!!

@erikguitardesigner 1 last question just so I understand it fully, the locking system when set up in normal mode will allow the d tuna to work correctly? Or it must be in dive only? Thank you sir for the easy to follow video!

@@stevedent4809 Great question, the d-tuna only works when the bridge is fully locked like a hardtail or in dive only mode.

That sounds like an awesome mod!!! I'd love to see pics!

I'm not sure!

If you're playing 4-6 hours per day I would guess the strings wouldn't last longer than 1 week. I really like the feel of new strings, if old strings don't bother you then maybe 2-3 weeks.

I usually recommend my clients buy squiers and epiphones and upgrade as you go!

You need a drill press to be precise with the holes. If not, you could end up with holes all over the place on the other side of the guitar.

That is awesome, thanks for sharing! I would take this over an ovation any day.

I think it was this one from stew mac: www.stewmac.com/parts-and-hardware/all-hardware-and-parts-by-instrument/electric-guitar-parts/electric-guitar-bridges-and-tailpieces/non-trem-electric-guitar-bridges/adjustable-wraparound-bridge/

Perfect! Thank you

P90's usually have 500k pots

@@erikguitardesigner I was able to install a Nuevo 90 (bridge) and a Cleancut (neck) that had been lying around for months. Thanks for the video.

Hey! Unfortunately I don't have the original video anymore... You can change the playback speed to be slower though.

Awesome! Thanks for sharing! I think it's a great mod for those not wanting to swap pickups

I tried looking for the original video but I'm not finding right now. If i can find it or if I get the chance to do another one for a future client i can definitely do that for you!

Yep!

I don't have a definite answer on that but I do know my clients still struggle with feedback with these so probably not. I don't use this personally so I don't have experience to pull from.

I think I did do some filing/sanding off camera. I don't know if I've actually ever bought one that fits perfectly, but i remember this one didn't need much. Most companies make them just slightly bigger than needed it seems. I couldn't find the exact one he ended up buying but always measure and make sure the string spacing is correct too.

Aw man I can't remember... This was for a customer and it's been a long time since I've done another one. Sorry!

You're welcome!

Unfortunately hammers aren’t free where I come from. Also, people pay me to work on their guitars and I think it would be a disservice to them to use a hammer because it might cause damage. If it works for you I’d love it if you could post a video and show me your technique though.