Wire Insulation around strings (Like SRV)

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  • ICBMICBM Frets: 74489
    DLM said:
    I'd check for sharp edges on the saddles - I doubt anything more elaborate is necessary.
    In my case at least, the strings were demonstrably breaking at the bridge-plate exit point, not on top of the saddles.
    They almost always do - the bend radius is much sharper there, even with the hole rounded off.

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  • SassafrasSassafras Frets: 30358
    JD50 said:
    I always run some solder along the end winds, seems to help.
    That's fine but you absolutely must use silver solder. You wouldn't believe the increased sustain and huge tones it gives you.
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  • JD50JD50 Frets: 670
    edited January 2017
    Sassafras said:
    JD50 said:
    I always run some solder along the end winds, seems to help.
    That's fine but you absolutely must use silver solder. You wouldn't believe the increased sustain and huge tones it gives you.
    Of course, I only buy vintage USA solder.
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  • I've been using this insulation trick for ages. Saying that it may be a bit counter productive with Floyd Rose trems.
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