But I've substituted them for Graph Tech's FerraGlide saddles which are more palm-friendly as depicted above. Due to my picking aggression, those protruding screws tear up my palm every time I play so the FerraGlides help. However, after reading this entry, many of us would be interested in acquiring them in an attempt to address a similar issue but be informed that the FerraGlides were conceived to, first & foremost, counter string snapping at the saddle area- the reason for the graphite bits there.
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bro aku ada masalah fret level ni.. arrgghh tak tau nak buat macamana la... arrgghhh
check if:
1. fret not inserted properly- just need a simple hammer-in
2. if fret worn out (slightly) then can go for fret re-dress
3. several frets worn out- re-fret... & not cheap, this one :-(
haiya.. thanx bro... i remember lagi satu ur entri bout ur kasi level ur string plak... nw i perasan jugak my flyod ross bridge kan dia punya string atas E & A slightly ke bawah banding dgn yang lain causing ada sound buzzing di beberapa fret... ada my fren suggest i supaya simpan itu saddle shim... what do you think? thanx...
bout the fret i'll check it later i think mmg kena refret la gitar tu.. heheh old guitar... huhuhuhuh
saddle shims are necessary for Floyd Rose bridges & the derivative models as the string saddles in there do not posses height adjustment features like others.
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