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Poor Chevy.

Baffling . . . unless there is more than one address showing on that package.

That is the bridge, minus the tailpiece that could actually hold string tension.

Dude really needs some closed-toe shoes.

Hah . . . both a feature AND a bug!

If it is any consolation . . . yours is larger.

Would a small plane & a scraper be better for smoothing off those inserts? I could picture the razor blade gouging the inserts or the fretboard surface.

RE: the first picture . . . possibly also because vampires don't make a reflection in a mirror?

Consolations to you & your wife. That must have been an awful shock for her. :(

Yours would probably show the supplied air pressure . . . via a Nixie-tube display!

Huh . . . a miniaturized wall-mounted air compressor. The only logical explanation. :)

We're grateful for that blessing, too . . .

Sincere condolences, Hawk . . . RBSinTo: Have you tried playing in different positions? Classical style, for example. Or standing (if you usually play seated; or vice versa).

Love this line: "All switches operate as they should." :ROFLMAO: For safety's sake, the buyer should probably add a GFCI to that bass.

There is a scale model of our solar system in northern Maine. It is spread out over roughly 100 miles of roadway. Maine solar system model, ayuh.

Just in case you didn't see this link: New Hartford D-55 for sale

Thanks for that, I was unfamiliar with Hal Ketchum. I'll vote for him in this case . . . he had a very pleasant singing voice/style.

Yeah, he meant billion . . .

Can you accurately measure your guitar's post spacing? Tru Arc's standard post width of 2 29/32 inches = 73.82 mm Which is mighty close to 74 mm.

I think that Tru Arc will make a bridge with custom post spacing, if needed. This webpage is old, but I believe that Tim is still operating this business: Tru-Arc Bridgeworks