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Permalink Reply by Daniel Walter on January 31, 2019 at 11:17am

idea? don't know what the top of the body looks like, but the tension of the strings could hold down a bridge that is "moveable" might have to compromise, but moving thew bridge back and forth might get you the scale length you want. love the zero fret.

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Permalink Reply by Daniel Walter on January 31, 2019 at 11:18am

idea? don't know what the top of the body looks like, but the tension of the strings could hold down a bridge that is "moveable" might have to compromise, but moving thew bridge back and forth might get you the scale length you want. love the zero fret.

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Permalink Reply by Taffy Evans on January 31, 2019 at 12:00pm

Hi, I think you will find that if the nut is not in the correct spot then moving the bridge will not correct intonation. Yes you will get the correct scale length and the harmonic at the 12th will be ok, but playing frets will show up problems. 

If it was a fretless neck it would be ok.

Brent....thanks for the feedback, All sorted.

Brian Q.....must be someone new on their CNC machine, haha.

Taff

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