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skydog - Posted - 04/14/2025: 19:50:09
Is there a better way than trial and error? I’m replacing the cone in a Regal RC-55.
wlgiii - Posted - 04/15/2025: 12:20:11
If there happens to be a reso savvy luthier in the neighborhood, having them do it may be the best way. If not, get a biscuit with the saddle not glued in; it's easier to sand and fine-tune. (I wish I could remember where I ordered mine from a few years ago).
SamCy - Posted - 04/15/2025: 21:53:31
See the variety of biscuits and saddles including compensated offered by Replogle. Be sure to check all pages.
Edited by - SamCy on 04/15/2025 21:56:23
martyjoe - Posted - 04/16/2025: 07:07:53
If you look up the StewMac fret calculator dial in guitar. It will give you the compensation measurement for your bridge placement.
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