Can anyone tell me the width at the nut and the spacing between strings? Thank you
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I think it's about 48" nock to nock. I havn't measured it in a while and I make strings for it and that was my last measurement I believe.
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I have and old twelve string with strip tuning pegs that I replaced with these. I had to bore the holes slightly bigger, but they worked out nicely. I was slightly nervous the spacing would not work out but it was fine.
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Hi Dave. In answer to your query about the nylon string distancing at the bridge of my Cordoba C7 CD classical, the span twixt 'E' at the 6th string and 'E' at the 1st string; that distance is just a tad shy of 2 5/16", more like 2 9/32". I hope that helps. Moreover, if you are shopping around for a fine instrument for the money spent, my Cordoba is wonderful.
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Hello, I just measured it because I was not sure, it's 1 5/8" at the nut and highest (20th) fret width is 2 1/4. I kind of have fat fingers too and this thing has a great feel, spacious between frets and has great action. Hope that helps.
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Not being totally precise I would say 3 1/4 inches center to center. I'd have to measure with strings off to get more accurate metric reading.But it looks pretty much like a standard badass bridge i.e..... Les paul type spacing !!
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If the nut is too high you can take the nut off and sand it down at the bottom to the desired height (some are glued in but you can pop it out with a screwdriver, and then glue it back in when you're done) or you can file down the slots in the nut until the strings are where you want them.
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I believe it is in reference to the fret board width or nut width. Typically 1 3/4 inches or wider as compared to 1 11/16 width. Also the string spacing might be a bit wider as it descends down the neck to the bridge. Important to a few and easily adaptable to most.
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It's 23.25" (center) from nut to bridge. My full size classical Takamine is 25.5" (center) from nut to bridge
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I seem to remember it be in in the 12-14 range when I checked one fresh to answer the same question. However, to get a proper fit and action the slots will have to be filed down a bit no matter what, these TUSQ nuts start out very tall to allow for use in on a wide variety of guitars. I have had to sand off a good deal from the bottom and drop the individual slots on every one that I have installed. If you don't care about your action at the nut then you probably dont need to worry about the radius either, just drop it in there and go nuts (bad pun).
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The overall length from the base of the body to the tip of the head stock is 31.25 inches. The length from the base of the body to the nut is 25 inches. The length of the neck (from the nut to the 19th fret) is 13 inches. Hope this helps!
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7/8", standard, without modification. You could, in theory, cut away some of the rubber around the nut if you need it to fit in a smaller hole. But this might reduce the grip strength.
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John,I bought the case to replace a tattered one that came with a four string tenor banjo I was repairing. I do not have nay measurements... sorry. Good quality case for the money, though.Frank
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I would definitely look at the nut. If you are a string bender and you dont use the whammy bar then you may wish to go to a fixed bridge setup. Just took my strat to have bridge set lower flush to deck. Not doing the Clapton block bridge, but I dont see anything wrong with that. Maybe in the future.
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I measured it at 1-9/16" across, or almost 4 cm. It is 4-5/16" around the neck and strings at the nut. Hope that helps.
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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!
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I'm sorry I don't know the answer to this one. I got this to use with my screw driver bits from my tool case and so far anything with a 1/4 shaft on it has worked. I have not tried Nut drivers.