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strat · 04-03-2012, 08:25 PM

Hey guys,
I scooped up an Agile AL-3000 for 30 bucks because it needed restoration work including paint and everything else... the works. But hey, a set neck paul for 30 bucks.

When I went to sand the body to prep for primer, I gouged the wood removing the old bridge studs. Now, I have my graphtech nvs posts that I am trying to put in but they seem to be kinda squirrely. a little crooked and all that GREAT stuff. The tailpiece still wraps around and meets both posts.

I guess what I want to know is have I ruined all of my hard work or can I monkey around with the intonation saddles and the other bridge adjustments and get away with it?

Thanks

04-03-2012, 08:25 PM	#1 (permalink)
strat Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Coventry RI Posts: 467 Thanks: 1 Thanked 11 Times in 6 Posts	Bridge help- Agile Al-3000 Hey guys, I scooped up an Agile AL-3000 for 30 bucks because it needed restoration work including paint and everything else... the works. But hey, a set neck paul for 30 bucks. When I went to sand the body to prep for primer, I gouged the wood removing the old bridge studs. Now, I have my graphtech nvs posts that I am trying to put in but they seem to be kinda squirrely. a little crooked and all that GREAT stuff. The tailpiece still wraps around and meets both posts. I guess what I want to know is have I ruined all of my hard work or can I monkey around with the intonation saddles and the other bridge adjustments and get away with it? Thanks