What is the width of the string spacing at the bridge, from E to E
2084438
From the left side of the slot, to the right side, 43mm, and this has the spruce top, nice metallic timber, excellent.
193101
The overall length is 5.5" The approximate hole spacing, starting from the front end of the rail, is as follows: 1-27/32", 2-11/32", 4-15/32", and 4-31/32". The last hole towards the rear of the rail is 1/2" from the end.Hope this helps.
883473
When I got the bridge it was 9 3/4" wide, but it was too high and too long, so I cut it down to 29" long and 6" high. To accomplish this, I removed the bottom 2 slats on each end of the bridge.
1873421
The manufacturer also makes this gate in these dimensions: Dimensions: 30 to 35 1/2"W x 29"H x 2"D Spacing: Spacing on either side of gate ranges from 1 1/2" to 4 1/2", depending on the width of the opening. Spacing between bars is 2 1/8"
1598560
The spacing is 1/2 inch, perfect for very small birds. Vi got two if these cages for my love birds. Very well made cages as well.
895486
hole spacing starts at 1/2 inch from end and is 8 1/4 inches (from center of one hole to the center of the next hole). Holes are also 1/2 in from the edge. Hope this is what you wanted.
2240738
2.36 inches, or 60mm****** the following link will give you an idea of which bridge model you´ll need http://forums.evga.com/tm.aspx?m=1999556
695155
I measure the clearance at the end of the fingerboard at 5 and 3.5 millimeters, for the G & E strings respectively, which seem to be the go-to values. (There is no absolute standard for this.) The clearance at the nut should be one half the width of the strength, and although I did not measure mine, this seems about right. One more consideration is scoop, which also seems to be about right.
62842
I've replaced two on Epiphones, Les Paul model, I don't have the answer to U'r question, but I would check on Epiphone's/Gibson web site, to determine the spacing distance for the post specs.
36147
27 + half a line at the top and bottom of page and the grid spacing is 4.7mm x 4.7mm
2088175
Neck width at 12th fret is 2 1/8 inches (first fret is 1 7/8")Body thickness is just a hair over 4 1/4"Widest part of the body is about 16 1/4"hope that helps
991915
around 26 1/2 inch total length.. widest location is about 9 1/4 inch across the bridge.
160405
It is 216" with 24 7-foot (drop) strings set @ 9" apart. If you buy this, make sure they work asap. Be aware That the wire by each light may rust of you use this outdoors.
895256
There is a 6" lead on both ends so that when you connect them end to end it looks seamless. I can assure you that are 25 sockets on the string and it is 25' in length. Thanks.
1119423
width at nut is 1 and 11/16", that is wide for an electric. You won't easily find a wider electric neck. My classical is at about 1 and 3/4", only slightly wider than this Oscar. If you haven't played a classical than this might be TOO wide for someone used to a standard electric, which is closer to 1 and 8/16" (I think).
1138534
It does not fit on the cello I am currently renting. The width of the opening for the bridge is just under 8 cms and the depth is about 3.5 cms. My cello's bridge widens too early so the mute does not sit down far enough or touch the strings at all. I would recommend doing some measuring before buying.
1037921
I don't know the exact length, but it looks to be about 100 yards. It is more than enough for most uses. The plastic holder for the string is sturdier and thicker than others that I have seen.