Maui971
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ok thanks for the suggestion i will check!
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sorry i didn't see the link! 🧐 i think that current bridge is roller since i remember the screws on each string! first step i'll check the guitar after the painting a good model for classic tuners? is this a good choice? https://www.stewmac.com/parts-and-hardware/tuning-machines/solid-peghead-guitar-tuning-machines/kluson-3-and-3-deluxe-series-tuning-machines.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=shopping&utm_campaign=2020-07-gp&pref_currency=E&gclid=Cj0KCQjwupD4BRD4ARIsABJMmZ-979WHlz6CrJiux6kilXqL2ehutn7lUWAKyc0enDdkecqWW7W6mTYaAnRBEALw_wcB tks! Maurizio
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iankinzel wrote… "If you do a lot of bends and you're finding it hard to keep in tune afterward, a roller bridge is another thing to consider. " i don't know what is it.. is a specific type of bridge? ciao Maurizio
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thanks for your feedbacks! the painting will be a nigthmare, I'll check with the guy that has the guitar now. for the hardware the guitar is a 2005 model. I already asked to change the nut (bone paste). the stock tuner are Grovers I would like to change with the classic style. what do you mean with roller bridge? these are the humbuckers bougth from a small italian guy that build it PAF Alnico 3 for the Neck and Alnico 4 for the Bridge... we will see 🙂
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I'm starting an upgrade project for my Epiphone Les Paul, that will include new tuning machines and mechanincs, new humbuchers (alnico III and IV from a boutique) and new paining of the top is it possible to take away the painting from the top for an Epiphone Standard? or is it quite impossible since the top is laminate and covered with propylene? qhat are the best tuning machine from Gibson?
