So, how are we supposed to intonate our bridges?

[themaidenmaniac]

Is there a tool out at the moment to intonate an edge pro?

[AlexBLA]

http://www.allparts.com ... search the word intonate.. and the last item on the list

[Koss]

That tool doesn't work on an edge pro. In fact, there isn't one for the edge pro. You're gonna have to do it the hard way.

[eviltwin]

yeah, same for the tool for a lopro, I recently inquired at my dealer for one, he called the ibanez distribitor: nada. They don't make'm anymore, they don't have'm anymore. I guess when your intonation is out, you will just have to take the trem off, eyeball the intonation, reassemble and hope it's ok.

[Rich]

I have Edge and Lo Pro tools for sale. None will ever be made for the Edge Pro.

[Koss]

My friend and I were talking about this yesterday. He is taking a metal shop thing in college and er are thinking of making an intonation tool for the edge pros. Should be cool, we need to come up with the design first.

[Rich]

Hence, the problem. There's nothing to grab hold of.

[Koss]

maybe it wouldn't need anything to grab onto. Maybe it can reach ahead and simply push the saddle back?

[albee1952]

I have intonated a hundred floyd type bridges and never had (or missed having) the fancy tools. The trick is to lock the bridge in the neutral position and loosen the string before trying to push the saddle back(toward the tail) using a small push-stick. I bet I am as fast as anybody on these. Check out some of the other threads on this as I have already spelled out my method about 4 times tonite and am getting cramped fingers.