If for some reason when the guitar is intonated correctly the bridge still rocks forward a replacement bridge will not help. It will do the same thing. At that point the only thing that will help is to move the studs to the correct position and then intonate and all will be well.
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The Hallmark bridge does NOT rock, it is however 'rock steady' and does make the guitar rock!sleeperNY wrote:If for some reason when the guitar is intonated correctly the bridge still rocks forward a replacement bridge will not help. It will do the same thing.
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I pm you sarah about this issue. let me know if I can help.
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