Thanks for the reply. So it seems like the Staytrem is the only bridge option that doesn’t involve drilling into the guitar, which I don’t want to do. Do you know if the Mastery bridge will drop in or would the guitar need to be drilled?timtam wrote: ↑Mon Apr 29, 2024 7:47 pmAssuming your guitar's thimbles have the (reduced) 6.5mm internal diameter that is being reported for this guitar, the Staytrem's post diameter of 5.7-5.8mm should drop in and have just enough room to rock (unlike the stock bridge on this Vintera model). Although not as much rocking 'room' as it's supposed to get.
Would this bridge work with a Vintera Jazz? UPDATE: no
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I have a M2 Mastery that I used on a Japanese Jag for many years. I recently switched it over to an OG Vintera 60s and it fits great. However, Mastery does offer replacement thimbles for a Vintera 1 that you can purchase and use with the M1 version.Jezmund13 wrote: ↑Wed May 01, 2024 9:26 amThanks for the reply. So it seems like the Staytrem is the only bridge option that doesn’t involve drilling into the guitar, which I don’t want to do. Do you know if the Mastery bridge will drop in or would the guitar need to be drilled?timtam wrote: ↑Mon Apr 29, 2024 7:47 pmAssuming your guitar's thimbles have the (reduced) 6.5mm internal diameter that is being reported for this guitar, the Staytrem's post diameter of 5.7-5.8mm should drop in and have just enough room to rock (unlike the stock bridge on this Vintera model). Although not as much rocking 'room' as it's supposed to get.
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