Trapeze, r or accent
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Trapeze, r or accent
hi all
just got hold of an older 330 in need of tlc.(small trade of for needing to sell my 370rm....sob) it has a few parts missing. can anybody advise me on the pros and con's of each tailpiece. the r piece is a pain to restring but looks pretty cool. are there problems of sustain and tuning with the accent? i wouldn't mind if i could make the guitar have the look of a pre 63 300. i love the look of the gold pickguards. when did ric introduce the accent? when did the r piece replace the trapeze. does anybody have a photo or a link to a 62 330? lots of questions i know but input would be appreciated.
cheers
john stephensen
just got hold of an older 330 in need of tlc.(small trade of for needing to sell my 370rm....sob) it has a few parts missing. can anybody advise me on the pros and con's of each tailpiece. the r piece is a pain to restring but looks pretty cool. are there problems of sustain and tuning with the accent? i wouldn't mind if i could make the guitar have the look of a pre 63 300. i love the look of the gold pickguards. when did ric introduce the accent? when did the r piece replace the trapeze. does anybody have a photo or a link to a 62 330? lots of questions i know but input would be appreciated.
cheers
john stephensen
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I've not had any trouble with the R tailpiece on my 360/6. I string it one string at a time. Maybe if I took them all off at once there might be a problem. I don't know. I like the 'R'. I just recently read a post somewhere by a guy that was having a hell of a time stringing an Accent vibrato. It sounded like more of a pain than a Bigsby.
I have always change my strings one at a time with the¨"R" piece, and never had a problem with it. Of course, the trapeze seem to be the logical way to go if you remove all the strings at once...But I still think that the "R" looks cool!!
DannyBoy 
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Nowhere man please listen, you don't know what you're missing...
Good choice. "The daring young man on the Rickenbacker trapeze." Please do post the photos John.
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