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WR1 - which nut? R2 or R4?
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The Jackson site says 1.6875", so that equals to 1 11/16". An R3/R4 there. A matter of preference, really. I'd go for an R4Its all fun and games till you get yogurt in your eye.; -AK47
Guitar is my first love, metal my second (wife...ehh she's in there somewhere). -Partial @ Marshall
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I'm not familiar with the WR-1. Doesn't it already have a double locking Floyd? If the nut width is 1 5/8", get the R2. If nut width is 1 11/16" you have a choice. The R4 will put the E strings closer to the edge of the fretboard, and give a bit more space between the strings. The R2 will put the strings a bit closer together, but you'll be away from the edges of the fretboard.
I'm thinking of switching from an R4 to an R2 on my Jackson KV2 because I keep pulling the high E off the fretboard when I'm playin'.
My two cents!
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Originally posted by Da' Melta' View PostI'm not familiar with the WR-1. Doesn't it already have a double locking Floyd? If the nut width is 1 5/8", get the R2. If nut width is 1 11/16" you have a choice. The R4 will put the E strings closer to the edge of the fretboard, and give a bit more space between the strings. The R2 will put the strings a bit closer together, but you'll be away from the edges of the fretboard.
I'm thinking of switching from an R4 to an R2 on my Jackson KV2 because I keep pulling the high E off the fretboard when I'm playin'.
My two cents!Its all fun and games till you get yogurt in your eye.; -AK47
Guitar is my first love, metal my second (wife...ehh she's in there somewhere). -Partial @ Marshall
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Originally posted by Dred View PostR3, mate. 1 11/16" has the R3/R4 dimesnions._________________________________________________
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