What is the nut width and string spacing at the bridge?
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Species Mahogany Profile Rounded Thickness 1.725" at Nut <--Newer 1 11/16 <--Vintage Truss Rod Single Action
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Nut Width: 1.725 inches. It would be a standard acoustic guitar spacing. That specification is unavailable.
144064
I hope you hear from someone more of an authority on this matter than myself, but I believe that you might be right. I once owned a Martin 00-18 classical and the spacing might have been a bit wider, but then again, I feel that the nut might also have been a bit wider on the Martin. I certainly may be wrong. The Yamaha is a nice instrument and I look forward to playing with it more; the guitar is not my MAIN instrument. Keyboards are. Hope that someone else responds to your question. Good luck and best wishes!! William
1577629
Not the bridge. You have to place the bridge in the correct position but the strings are already set up.
2086751
No problem at all. It's fan-braced (three fans) and totally symmetrical inside. Because it's for nylon strings and they are all similar diameter, I doubt you would even need to recut the nut as you would for a steel string guitar. Go for it!
1878975
Hi Jack, I measured this and its 1 5/8" at the nut, 2 1/4" at the 20th fret. I have kind of fat fingers as well and the spacious frets and medium action of this guitar are great. Personally I love this thing and think it is right on par with a Fender Tele for sure. I will say the finish on arrival is a lot darker than advertised, but still shows a lot of grain and is pretty nice. If you have seen any pictures of George Harrison's Rosewood Tele recently that went to auction, this one has that body coloration, pretty cool actually. The picture on Amazon makes it look more like cherry or oak... Hi Jack, I measured this and its 1 5/8" at the nut, 2 1/4" at the 20th fret. I have kind of fat fingers as well and the spacious frets and medium action of this guitar are great. Personally I love this thing and think it is right on par with a Fender Tele for sure. I will say the finish on arrival is a lot darker than advertised, but still shows a lot of grain and is pretty nice. If you have seen any pictures of George Harrison's Rosewood Tele recently that went to auction, this one has that body coloration, pretty cool actually. The picture on Amazon makes it look more like... » Read More Hi Jack, I measured this and its 1 5/8" at the nut, 2 1/4" at the 20th fret. I have kind of fat fingers as well and the spacious frets and medium action of this guitar are great. Personally I love this thing and think it is right on par with a Fender Tele for sure. I will say the finish on arrival is a lot darker than advertised, but still shows a lot of grain and is pretty nice. If you have seen any pictures of George Harrison's Rosewood Tele recently that went to auction, this one has that body coloration, pretty cool actually. The picture on Amazon makes it look more like cherry or oak... « Show Less
1880428
Holes for this bridge are about 72 mm apart, I had to dremel them out a little to fit my application.
1123713
The dimentions for a tenor uke ou2t are approximatly 17inch from the nut tot the bridge. The whole instrument lengte is in deed about 26 inch. The ou2p is a pinapple shaped uke. Grtz dimitri
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.
927044
Yes, the nut is the very first place that I would look. I really enjoy the quick string changes of the locking tuners, but I've never felt that they helped any of my guitars stay in tune much better. The bridge and the nut are the most important in my opinion. You've got a new bridge so I'd look into a new nut. They're cheap, but you'll want to be careful to cut it correctly if you don't have it done by a good tech.
2240739
2.36 inches, or 60mm****** the following link will give you an idea of which bridge model youll need http://forums.evga.com/tm.aspx?m=1999556
1792027
Not sure, there is approximately 1 inch gap between the headstock of my Tele and the end of the case.
1608174
Its a MIM strat bridge. I cannot see difference between them. I have an MIA bridge too.
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.
1251988
So, I had to look up what part the "nut" is....It measures 1 and 3/4 inches across. Then, going down the neck to where the body connects, measures 2 and 1/4 inches. Hope this helps!
1041641
Dimension from top of nut (nut at lowest position) to end of terminals is 1.75". You could get to 1.5" by bending the terminals 90 degrees.
2268762
The width at first fret is 1 7/8''. You can check specifications at http://www.fender.com/acoustics/classical/mc-1-34-nylon-natural/.
1165945
Wish I could tell you, but they wouldn't hold in the bridge when tension was added to the strings. They popped right out. I was never able to play with them. Cheap pieces of Chinese junk!