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These two are a great match.

I dig you dig he digs we dig you dig they dig Not a that great a poem, but it's profound.

I'll keep that video to inform eventual buyers on what it is, if I want to sell a refurbished.

If a fretboard has a different radius from one end to the other, then I guess the bridge needs to be of the average radius measurement. If that's how it works, then it looks like as long as you're in the ballpark, it'll do.

Ungrrrateful son he is. I don't believe that saying. If you do your homework thoroughly, there are really nice instruments to be had for not much dinero. A fine example is the Squier Classic Vibe series, as you just realized. I had a Fender Standard Tele and a Squier Vintage Modified Tele...

There was air guitar, now there's air bassist.

Sorry, this is not a joke, it's real. We're doomed ...

It probably would if the difference was major. Try this (I didn't): trace a 12" radius and a 14" radius circle. Superpose them aligning the top edge. Then from the center of that top edge, measure a 52mm (2.047238") width. Now compare the difference in height at the end of that 52mm (26mm from...

Same. I think some of my Epiphone have 12" radius, others 14". I never looked what the aftermarket parts were and didn't notice anything.

AH ! Maybe after all, I don't know what a Tweed setting is 🤪 What would be your settings for it ?

No real bad rap out there.

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Not a rosewood fretboard ? Pffft ...

... gear you ever had, and when was that ? Me, as a bassist early 70s. Gibson Melody Maker SG Bass and a Traynor Super Custom Special YBA-3A matched to two JB Landsing 15" in huge cabs. I had bought it with its matching 8X10" cab, but I managed to blow some of the speakers. The bass...

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OK OK, I'll give you color