I just bought strangegrey's PG set. The bridge is a trembucker. I am putting these in my Santana Se Trem. The bridge doesn't appear overly wide. Is this going to sound ok?
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Will a trembucker bridge sound ok in a non-floyd?
I just bought strangegrey's PG set. The bridge is a trembucker. I am putting these in my Santana Se Trem. The bridge doesn't appear overly wide. Is this going to sound ok?
Guitars- Melancon, Paul Reed Smith
Effects- Line 6, EMMA, Xotic, EB, Dunlop, Fulltone, Voodoo Labs, Analog Man, Boss
Amp- Fender
Originally Posted by Skullkrusher
Re: Will a trembucker bridge sound ok in a non-floyd?
itll work fine, i have a few fixed bridge guitars that have trembuckers
Re: Will a trembucker bridge sound ok in a non-floyd?
thankyou, sir. worries averted.
Guitars- Melancon, Paul Reed Smith
Effects- Line 6, EMMA, Xotic, EB, Dunlop, Fulltone, Voodoo Labs, Analog Man, Boss
Amp- Fender
Re: Will a trembucker bridge sound ok in a non-floyd?
Trembuckers are recommended for PRS.
I have a 78 trem in my PRS CU22, perfect.
Re: Will a trembucker bridge sound ok in a non-floyd?
yeah they'll work
Re: Will a trembucker bridge sound ok in a non-floyd?
Trembuckers are recommended for PRS.
I have a 78 trem in my PRS CU22, perfect.
Wait, is that because IIRC PRS bridges are 2 1/8"? That's only 1/16" wider than LP string spacing, I would think a regular humbucker would fit OK, what am I missing?
Or does PRS use the wider Vintage Fender string spacing? (2 5/16 IIRC)
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