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Like, really smooth.

What gets me is that people put this stuff up like it was the easiset thing in the world to do. I would LOVE to build my own bass but have the woodorking skills of a tired 5 year old

I think we need to be given contact details of bods who can do this wrapping

I used to teach someone who had DB style machine heads on a cello, so they are out there.

Your public demands it.

Very smooth Sometimes people get edgy about sending stuff outside the UK. I am not sure why that is, but no one should have any fear about selling to Victor. Very smooth indeed.

[quote name='RhysP' timestamp='1467726310' post='3085650'] Was it a Martin by any chance? [/quote] Actually not.

OK, thanks y'all. I was guessing it was a bridge re-profile thing. The guitar was brand new and cannot have had more than 10 hours playing time as people played it in the shop. It was just very odd for such an expensive instrument to have such a glaring issue.

I went with a friend to look at acoustic guitars the other day. I will not go into naming and shaming because it is frankly unhelpful, but he was looking at £3K guitars and the intonation on the bottom E string on one of them was out. Not in a whole quarter tone style, but in a way that frankly I would expect a £3K instrument to not be. How hard is it to intonate an acoustic? We did not discuss it with the shop because he did not want to take it any further.

I'm digging it.

Proper lush.

[quote name='Shockwave' timestamp='1466252882' post='3074432'] You could rout the cavity further out and get a kahler 6 string tremolo bridge!! [/quote] I totally could However...........................

Chris (first name terms now!) would like to do the work up in Overwater HQ. As I have repeatedly discovered in my attempts to do any sort of DIY, I always have to pay a professional to do it properly afterwards anyway so I will send it up. The cavity looks to be fine and dandy and there is a slight crackling on the posts to suggest that there is action in there.