Replacing the bridge of a RG 7321? NEED fixed bridge

Mr.WizardNeck · Mar 2, 2008

Replacing the bridge of a RG 7321? Is Piezo a possibility?

Well I've always wanted a Piezo bridge in an electric but never found one. It was always acoustic or electric bass bridges with piezo pickups. But since I'm selling my 6 and sticking with the 7 string, I really really want to find a piezo bridge for it just for how kick ass it would be. Are they even made in a hard tail version?

jim777 · Mar 3, 2008

Nice post count

http://www.jemsite.com/forums/showthread.php?t=68449

Algiman · Mar 3, 2008

I should be on commission

jim777 · Mar 3, 2008

If you had taken more pictures it would be a sticky!

Algiman · Mar 3, 2008

I have shed loads, but they don't really add anything to the sevenstring.org thread. If there was anything specific though I'd happily add it.

Mr.WizardNeck · Mar 5, 2008

It was suggested to me to not bother with modifying this guitar as it is a "lower end" guitar and that I should wait and get something better to do it with. I might just wait but I'll be damned if I'm not going to be able to split coils. Yeah, I know I ruined my 777 post count

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Roland · Mar 5, 2008

Mr.WizardNeck said:
It was suggested to me to not bother with modifying this guitar as it is a "lower end" guitar...

Complete horse-feces. The RG7321 is one of the best bang-for-your-buck guitars out there, and can hold its own against much more expensive guitars as soon as you pop a pair of new pickups in there.
As far as the subject goes, there was a guy at sevenstring.org who made a complete illustrated tutorial on how to put a piezos in an RG7321. You might wanna check there!

Mr.WizardNeck · Mar 7, 2008

Well I found out that I'm gonna need that D Sonic as I've tuned down to drop G on my 6 string last night and found use for it.Too bad it was about a 56 and not a 70 (as is on the 7 string right now).

Replacing the bridge of a RG 7321? NEED fixed bridge

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