CJTopes Posted December 30, 2010 Posted December 30, 2010 Hey my Millie has a locked down bridge assembly. (tone pros?) Any idea what size allen screw that they use to hold everything in place? I need to do some adjusting and the guitar didnt come with the wrench.
111518 Posted December 30, 2010 Posted December 30, 2010 Hey my Millie has a locked down bridge assembly. (tone pros?) Any idea what size allen screw that they use to hold everything in place? I need to do some adjusting and the guitar didnt come with the wrench. I had this problem as well. I emailed TonePro, and got this reply (and, a little later, a couple of wrenches in the mail): Greetings from TonePros Support! The Allen wrench size is 1.5mm metric that fits a 3mm .5 thread screw. If you email us your address, we will mail you a couple free of charge. We hope this helps! Yours in Tone, Bradley TonePros Customer Support Team
NoNameBand Posted December 30, 2010 Posted December 30, 2010 I had this problem as well. I emailed TonePro, and got this reply (and, a little later, a couple of wrenches in the mail): Greetings from TonePros Support! The Allen wrench size is 1.5mm metric that fits a 3mm .5 thread screw. If you email us your address, we will mail you a couple free of charge. We hope this helps! Yours in Tone, Bradley TonePros Customer Support Team Don't you love good customer service? I had a similar experience with them. I have a Hagstrom solid body similar to an SG. I wanted to install a TonePro locking bridge so I ordered one from AllParts. I received the bridge only to learn that the saddles are not reversible. The Hagstrom bridge is not at the same angle of a Gibby or Gibby style, it is more parallel to the bridge pup. This requires a longer saddle run (like Hagstrom builds and comes with the guitar) or reverse the bass saddles. I called TonePros and they sent me out (at no charge) a replacement custom made for me with reversed saddles. Very nice people and very accommodating. It's no wonder that the fine people at Heritage are working with them now. They make a good team.
chico Posted December 30, 2010 Posted December 30, 2010 CJ, there's a jam in Madison NYE, the "losers ball" (for those that didn't have a paying gig) if you (or any other HOC'rs are interested). Let me know if you need more.
CJTopes Posted December 30, 2010 Author Posted December 30, 2010 Thanks, I have a gig in Milwaukee on NYE. I have a feeling that your "losers ball" will be a hell of a lot more fun than my gig.
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