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Electra 4001 copy.
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Post by dswp »

Holy bridge lift Batman...
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The intonation *might* be a little off.
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Post by j_gary »

Hey! Cool tremolo!
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Post by throw_this_away »

I think that is John Hall's new bridge design. I think it is called the "draw-bridge"
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Is that a copy with a Ric tailpiece?!?!?!


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Post by rickcrazy »

No, it's a 4001 copy with a copy tailpiece.
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Post by charlyg »

A real Ric bridge would've bent in a different spot!


Jes teasin!
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(I was joking)
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Post by beatlefan »

Wow! Checked binding, full width sparkly inlays....

I wonder if I could.....NAHHHH!
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Post by kcole4001 »

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Post by rickcrazy »

No, a real Rickenbacker '3 screw' bridge would not have yielded to string pressure, period.

'I wonder if I could...' what? You got me curious, Chris.
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Post by j_gary »

Yes Chris, you could use it on your boat, or in your fireplace. Very versatile piece.
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LOL!...just trying to get a rise Image
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Post by j_gary »

You mean as the bridge rises?

Somebody stop us!
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