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| Feral Buddha Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: MD Eastern Shore Posts: 327
Main Seven: Warmoth flat 7 Rig: Marshall, Boogie Thanked: 9
![]() ![]() ![]() | Drilling a paddlehead like a Music Man 5+2? I have a Warmoth 7-string body & neck on order, with a straight "paddlehead" peghead: Warmoth Direct - Replacement Guitar Necks, Custom Guitar Necks, Guitar Conversion Necks I'm making it with a NON-locking whammy & Schaller locking tuners for tonal reasons (Floyds sound sterile to me), so the paddlehead gives you a straight string pull over the nut. A friend of mine just suggested that I could sink two more tuner homes on the opposite side, like on a Petrucci MM 7-string: MusicMan® Instruments - JohnPetrucci I can see no downside, and a couple of big advantages: a shorter headstock for better balance & case-fitting convenience, and no need for a string T. My RG7421 with a straight-7 headstock works fine, but that's angled back with a scarf joint. Has anybody ever done this on a home build, to either a 7 or a 6-string? (Music Man does a similar 4+2 tuner arrangement on their 6-strings for the exact same reasons). |
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