thor666
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hmm... have been thinking... what would be good upgrades to a stratocaster?
stock wise i find a strat is fine... but there're some quirks here and there, and some of my own preferences to the guitar.
Here's what I thought of:
- Change the vintage saddles to Graphtech saddles. I particularly dislike vintage saddles, and after trying out Graphtech saddles I must say the improvements are not simply just hype - there is quite a bit more sustain and the strings don't suffer from kinks unlike the vintage saddles. Easier to put ur hang down to palm-mute as well.
- Callaham trem blocks. Anyone tried this? I've been reading up on the Seymour Duncan forums and one of the observations is that older tremolo bridges (63's) sustain better than the newer (80' MIJ) bridges. While discussing about it with my friend, he suggested "Why not just get a Callaham block instead?"
stock wise i find a strat is fine... but there're some quirks here and there, and some of my own preferences to the guitar.
Here's what I thought of:
- Change the vintage saddles to Graphtech saddles. I particularly dislike vintage saddles, and after trying out Graphtech saddles I must say the improvements are not simply just hype - there is quite a bit more sustain and the strings don't suffer from kinks unlike the vintage saddles. Easier to put ur hang down to palm-mute as well.
- Callaham trem blocks. Anyone tried this? I've been reading up on the Seymour Duncan forums and one of the observations is that older tremolo bridges (63's) sustain better than the newer (80' MIJ) bridges. While discussing about it with my friend, he suggested "Why not just get a Callaham block instead?"