I would like to know if the seller (Music123) or the Mfr. (Dunlop) could get me the right screws to mount these "Strap Loc's) to my ' 75 Rickenbacker?
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I"m not sure but every guitar I"ve put them on the screwa supplied have worked. It depends on the hole size of course. but as long as you have philip screw w/ heads that will fit down into the shaller body catch your not limited to the screws that come w/ the package!
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Ive used these on my Fender/Les Paul as well my custom builds no prob. The head of the screw that goes into the guitar body is no doubt unique but thats so it fits in the straplock itself. Cant imagine why they wouldnt work on your Rick. U may have to enlarge the hole in your guitar a small amount.
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not sure about the rick but some bass and guitars have a plug peg for the strap if that is the case cut the plug flush and rill it to match the screw size. other than that the screw that comes with it is matched to the inside diameter of the strap lock. if you need a fatter screw then you would have to drill out the inside of the straplock and grind the head of the screw so it recesses into the straplock. get screws at your local hardware store. hope this helps.
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Not sure about the Rickenbacker...I bought two sets of strap locks for my Ibanez SR500 and Fender American Standard Precision Bass. The supplied screws fit both basses perfectly without any modifications needed. Again, I'm not sure about your guitar, but you could try searching the web forums to see what other guitarists say about it. Good luck!!
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Hello Peter, I recommend Dunlop Formula 65, works great on my Guitars. Thanks,Leo.
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Again...I would not use these to mount any of my guitars unless I did some type of reinforcement board behind the three screw mount. There is another type of hercules mount that looked sturdier but I ended up going an entirely different route on my guitars. I think you should google reviews for this particular mount by people who own instruments before you make this decision.
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Those screws are the way to get the intonation correct for each string. My luthier found it easy to do. He also worked on the nut.
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Please note this part of the description: "Assembly features 2-1/16" bridge mounting spacing. As a result, bridge mounting screws will not directly fit onto a vintage or vintage reissue instrument and modification will be required" "Tremolo block will accept standard 10/32 thread tremolo arm. Does not include mounting hardware, tremolo claw, tremolo springs or tremolo arm" By the description you only get the bridge, tremolo block, and saddles so if the other parts that come with your original bridge do not fit it will not work. I would say on the silvertone guitar it probably will not work.
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contact timbren.com and they will help you . This way you get the right one for your truck. You will love them. D
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You can just go to the hardware store as well. Take one of the other screws with you and ask for something similar. They're likely M5 screws and you just need to match the length. Much much cheaper than going to the LBS.
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These are the kind where the bushing screws into the tuner instead of just the bushing fitting snugly around it. If your current guitar has just the tuning peg and a basic bushing that goes around it, it will probably not fit. If the bushing screws into it (there would be a large base for the bushing to screw into), I can't imagine why they wouldn't fit. They do come with screws, thankfully! 1 screw per peg, however they fit so snugly into my guitar that I didn't even need them.
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It depends. I used studs for my heavier bass guitars but not for my Hofner hollow body bass, mandolin, violin, and acoustic guitars. It does come with mounting hardware for drywall mounting but it's kind of cheap. If you were to go that route, buy some decent moly bolts and you'll be fine.
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It fits my Martin dxk12. Not certain of the exact measurement on it, as I don't have it at work. I would guess 3 3/4". It tightens down on and under the top with padded surfaces with a #1 phillips bolt/nut. I'm 99% certain it would fit yours. I love the pickup, for both recording and especially live settings. It helps my not so great Martin sound really good. You could always return it(?) if it doesn't strike your fancy. It is a rather expensive piece but was worth it in my experience. Hope I helped.
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Sadly, I'm not sure. They didn't fit my bass and I was planning on using these for a self-made guitar with the same specifics and mesurements as my old one.
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Short answer is you will be fine. It takes two screws to mount and does come with the necessary hardware to mount onto drywall. Mounting into the stud is the best option in which case a normal wood screw can be used and would only leave a smaller hole than the anchors. These are very inexpensive guitar hangers and I wouldn't trust it to hold an instrument of any value.
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No screws were included with my yamaha....Sams said they would re imbrurse me but I have to find out what size they are....any idea?
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Just as a note, strap buttons are dirt cheap (about $1 each) and can be easily added to any guitar by simply drilling small holes and screwing them in place. : )
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What guitar? I have a bunch of guitars and fits on all of them but one that has an 80's Yamaha tremolo. The only way to make it fit will be trimming one side of the bridge pickup mounting ring. I'm sure you'll be fine, though.
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I've got a Sigma Martin 12-string, circa 1980, and it fits fine. I'm guessing it will work for you as well but don't know for sure.
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I would definitely call Grover or Gibson and get an exact part number. Bought them for my acoustic without doing my research and now my tuners are at a slight angle to the headstock because of different screw placements. It actually looks kind of neat imo, but not what I was originally expecting