That works, although you might want to replace the Tuna matic with a roller bridge.
to be honest, I'm not quite familiar with PRS stuffs but I looked up and seems that ACC-4005 was the PRS inventory number.
the Bigsby goes right where the Tailpiece was, and requires no drilling, and the Tuna Matic bridge gives proper intonation. wraparound stoptail bridge from PRS with adjustable brass saddles for maximum intonation setting. I would honor your wrapover SG for the tone that it has, and use it for that.Īlternately, it's possible to put a B-5 Bigsby on an SG with a Tuna Matic bridge without If you want a dive bomber, you should get a guitar with a Floyd Rose as part of the design. I'm not sure about that on your model, but if it's true, it means that the luthier would put dowels in the existing holes, and re-drill for the bigsby and the new bridge, doing irreversible harm and destroying your guitar's value.īad idea IMHO. It's also possible that the holes for the wraparound bridge posts are drilled at an angleĪnd the holes for the Nashville bridge posts are drilled straight across. So if you clutter it up with hardware you run the risk of destroying its best qualities. The simple SG special with the wraparound bridge has a reputation for excellent tone, bridge still in very good condition almo. If that's yours and not some stock photo, I'd leave it alone. wraparound stoptail bridge from PRS with adjustable brass saddles for maximum intonation setting. That SG special looks great just the way it is to my eye.
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