EricTile

[quote name='2x18' post='1059281' date='Dec 15 2010, 08:28 AM']Why dont you undo the saddle, remove the height adjustment grub screws and turn the saddle over then replace and adjust screws? I have the same Medium scale P-bass in ( faded ) White. Will.[/quote] I'm trying this today, will let you know how it works out. Cheers for the help!

Here's a picture of the bridge on my lovely e series P bass. (pound for scale) Trouble is the saddles have worn out and they are slightly more petit than on your average P bass bridge. What I would like to know from you lovely people is : [list=1] [*]would it matter if I get a normal size saddle? or replaced the entire bridge with a standard size bad ass/graphtech? [*]would I be able to get a normal saddle and just file it down? [*]basically, if you could point me in the riht direction I would be very greatful! [/list] Cheers!

I've never seen a truss like this before. Squier E series P from Japan [url="http://upload.zantherus.com/"][/url] Is it a straight forward job or one for the professionals? Your help will be greatly appreciated!

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[quote name='yorks5stringer' post='882386' date='Jun 30 2010, 08:32 PM']Could you recommend a vegetarian/vegan option please....?[/quote] Lemon oil?

I got a E series Squier Pbass today and its absolutely awesome and a bargain to boot!

The sound is the advantage!