Recomendation For 12 Guitar Bridge And Clamps

[Fathand]

Hope you had fun and it all works out for you.

[spirittoo]

I did indeed and I have you to thank for it. The one peg I thought was too big was fine, it held with no problem. It is starting to stay in tune better and it plays like it did before.

I am happy I did this. I learned a lot. If I have any more problems with bridges I will be able to take care of it myself. The money spent for tools was worth it.

Those of us that have a low budget guitar should consider learning to do some things yourself. Plus they are great subjects to work on. Saves a lot of money in the long run.

If an old woman like me can do this pretty much anyone that wants to can.

Thanks for reading my post.

[Fathand]

Originally Posted by spirittoo

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I am happy I did this. I learned a lot. If I have any more problems with bridges I will be able to take care of it myself. The money spent for tools was worth it.

Those of us that have a low budget guitar should consider learning to do some things yourself. Plus they are great subjects to work on. Saves a lot of money in the long run.

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So many times I hear take it to a luthier if you don't have experience. How did the luthier get experience? Everyone has to start somewhere. Instruments that are worth less than the cost of a professional repair are a good place to start.

[spirittoo]

Exactly!! I was told to take it to a luthier, but you don't take a guitar that has been priced new as low as $100 to one.

And yep ... at one point the experience were just as green as me. That's one reason why I like buying low budget guitars I can learn how to work on them and improve them if needed.

It pays to learn set-up and minor repairs. There is a good feeling inside after fixing your own guitar.