A bridge too far?

[Yoko Oh No]

DON'T DO IT

 

[taabru45]

.......and put that old pickguard on too.... :wink: Steffan

 

[killdeer43]

Just pondering the risks.... :wink:

....I mean, what's the worst case scenario? :lol:

Joe

 

[Bikerdoc]

[quote="killdeer43
To "leave it be" is always an option,
Joe[/quote]

But you won't now will you!!! After seeing the bridge on the GAD and knowing how skilled you are at so many things, the Guild bridge certainly is nicer looking. And I would hazzard a guess and say that one day you simply sat there looking at the GAD for the longest time when the lightbulb went off (or is that on?)

Peace

 

[killdeer43]

Doc, it seems that you've gotten to know me pretty well. :lol:

Take care of yourself,
Joe

 

[taabru45]

photobucket is a mystery to me but this is a link to show the benefit of replacing the bridge, 1st it has that classic guild shape, and if you do damage the finish you can carve a larger bridge to cover the damage, something like this maybe... https://www.box.com/shared/b3xmu18vuluwc943jz33 Go for it Joe. Steffan

 

[killdeer43]

:lol:
That looks like a piece of furniture!!
:lol:
Joe
:lol:

 

[Jeff]

.........

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Joe

Joe,

I have no opinion on changing the bridge on your GAD, well, I do, but since it's none of my biznesss, ......

What I do want to know is were you found the tortoise pickguard. I need one for a DV52 rescue.

Thanks,

Jeff

 

[killdeer43]

Joe,

I have no opinion on changing the bridge on your GAD, well, I do, but since it's none of my biznesss, ......

What I do want to know is were you found the tortoise pickguard. I need one for a DV52 rescue.

Thanks,

Jeff

Here you go, Jeff.

http://www.guitarpartsresource.com/pickguards_acoustic.htm

Easy to deal with and tons of misc. odds and ends. :wink:

Joe

 

[southernGuild]

^^^ +1, I've purchased items from these folks as well, and they are vey helpful.