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12-21-2000, 09:07 PM
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Real quick..mm"s *converted to 50th's of an inch.. - help me
I wanna check my pick-up highth and all I have with me right now, is a little ruler that measures in increments of *10's and 50's of an inch. *
Someone please get me close....I think the Jemsite says between 1.6 and 2.0 mm's.....
Thanks fellas
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Real quick..mm"s *converted to 50th's of an inch..
I use the 1.5mm
allen wrench
that comes with the guitar. I adjust until it touches the string and lower it 1/4 turn. I use the same tool to adjust string height at the 24th fret and to adjust
bridge angle
. Works like a charm.
J>
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Real quick..mm"s *converted to 50th's of an inch..
1mm = .039", to convert divide inches by 25.4 or multiply mm by 25.4, therefore 1.6mm = .063" or 1/8" and 2mm = .079".
Hope this helps,
Roger
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12-22-2000, 12:59 PM
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Real quick..mm"s *converted to 50th's of an inch..
I don't think you need to be all that accurate.
A visual reference should do the trick well enough.
Steve
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