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  • Jackson Performer PS3 tune-o-matic

    I have an old Jackson PS3 and the tune-o-matic bridge is collapsed. What I'm wondering is if the bridge is a standard size. Does anyone know who made the bridge that originally came on there? Thanks for the help.

  • #2
    I don't know the answer to your question but what do you mean by collapsed?
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    • #3
      I would venture a guess that the bridge itself was probably a Gotoh. The machine heads and other tremolos have traditionally been Gotoh made.
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      • #4
        I mean the curvature of it is gone. It's gone flat. Kind of concave.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Cynical1 View Post
          I mean the curvature of it is gone. It's gone flat. Kind of concave.
          This happens a lot when there is too much string down pressure on the bridge. My LP Classic needed a new bridge because of this (was like that when I bought it used).

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          • #6
            I guess I'm gonna try the Gotoh

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            • #7
              Take some measurements,(string spacing, etc) and go from there.
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              • #8
                Go with TonePro.. you can't beat them for quality and craftsmanship.

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                • #9
                  Those old, thin JT-390 TOM bridges suck! The newer ones are better, and thicker, but the post holes are a little smaller... they'll fit on the older posts if you pound on it hard enough, but you may have a bit of a problem removing it.
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