fevitz GC OZ Posted October 31, 2013 Share Posted October 31, 2013 Hi there appreciators of steinberg basses and guitars , My L2 E string saddle block ive noticed has small indents through the tightening and loosening of the 2 lock screws that hold the 4 blocks in place . This is to be expected over time and the age of the bass . So whilst doing the intonation and getting it right , i find it moves slightly after ive tightened up the screws due to the surface of the E BLOCK not being smooth . Would lightly sanding the surface of the block be the solution OR simply swapping it with one of the other blocks be the way to go ? Precisely made to fit as they are sanding may not be the way to go ive thought despite the small indents made by the screws . Anyone encountered this minor problem before ? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Be.eM Posted October 31, 2013 Share Posted October 31, 2013 So whilst doing the intonation and getting it right , i find it moves slightly after ive tightened up the screws due to the surface of the E BLOCK not being smooth . Would lightly sanding the surface of the block be the solution OR simply swapping it with one of the other blocks be the way to go ? Hi Rick, trying to keep this forum alive? You know the better populated places ;) Just swap the saddles, sanding (as you assumed) is not a good idea. The big advantage of a guitar: you've got five other saddles to swap with, not only three :) Bernd Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fevitz GC OZ Posted October 31, 2013 Author Share Posted October 31, 2013 Hi Rick, trying to keep this forum alive? You know the better populated places ;) Just swap the saddles, sanding (as you assumed) is not a good idea. The big advantage of a guitar: you've got five other saddles to swap with, not only three :) Bernd HA HA !!! hi there bernd ,There are busier places i agree , but it stays on the page longer , and its good to come here to ponder the silence . THANKS !!!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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