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What problems does the tubing correct?
well, from my limited knowledge I would say that it does two things.
1. It adds a little room for adjustment at the front of the bridge in that it can raise or lower it a little. Maybe a thicker longer piece would yield different results, but I haven't tried.
2. The extra cushion add for a nice, smooth response on the trem. I wrap a little tape on the whammy bar so that it doesn't wiggle.
Anyhow, that's how I see it. I just try out different things or make it up as I go along. I got the idea from Ron Kirn, so he is probably the guy to ask.
Bob
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Last edited by bobthecanadian; August 20th, 2008 at 12:50 AM.
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