Kahler Parts

[drockilles]

So I've looked at Wammiworld and Kahlerparts. Is there anywhere to find the intonation and action adjustment screws for a 3300/3310 for my KE-1? Looks like all I can do is order a whole new bridge; there's gotta be a better LRU than that! Any help would be appreciated guys

[dg]

I always thought they used the same screws as the 2300 series flatmount trems. You can contact them to be sure:

http://www.kahlerparts.com/Other_Pages/Contact.htm

-edit- It says here that it shares all the same interchangeable parts, so you should be good to go with screws for the 2300 trems:

http://www.kahlerparts.com/Part_Pages/T_3300.htm

[piranhaguy2002a]

Can you post a picture of what the parts look like? I have a Kahler parts kit here that a music store gave me when they closed their doors.

[RobRR]

Thanks for those links... my KVPro's Kahler just popped a string retainer the other day... and its been hanging unplayed for atleast 2 months! Argh! Thats the 3rd one Ive had break on me, and Im all out of extras.

[dg]

Can you post a picture of what the parts look like? I have a Kahler parts kit here that a music store gave me when they closed their doors.

In this pic, the phillips head screw is the intonation screw, and the small set-screw right behind the roller is the saddle height adjustment screw:






Parts 74 & 76 in this schematic:

http://www.kahlerparts.com/X_pages/X_2300.htm

[piranhaguy2002a]

You sir are in luck I have both. I have 2 intonations screws left, and I have a few of the shorter set screws you need. PM me your mailing address and I'll get them out to you.

[drockilles]

Thanks a lot guys

[Axewielder]

I replaced the saddle height screws on mine with steel screws that I bought online from a generic hardware store. All you need is the length and the ID number. The bad part is, I can't recall what they where. Maybe #6? They were some kind of # number. Can any gearheads chime in? My luthier identified them, I ordered them, and then I forgot all the details. Sorry!

EDIT: Also, they are called standoff screws.

ANOTHER EDIT: Kahler does stuff in imperial, so you can place an order in a range of sizes and pretty much guess correct if you steer clear of the metric shit.