
Fender Sonoran compensated sadde. Extra tall.
My Sonoran was plagued by a horrible fret buzz after 3 years or so of ownership.
I found this to be caused by a warped neck with a heavy backbow.
After working the truss-rod a little bit more than it likes, the fret buzz still didn’t go away completely.
So I dirty fixed it with 3D printing a taller saddle. And it works surprisingly well, at least for a novce guitarist like myself. The guitar sounds better than it ever has before, and desipte a tad much string height, it’s way better than the dreadful fret-buzz it used to have.
This saddle is designed to be way-more-than-tall-enough. This allows for fine-tuning with file or rotary-tool after 3D printing. Hence 100% infill should be used, otherwise you’d be left with thin air, after filing away on this thing.
This article was first featured at https://ift.tt/35yp9ZT on May 4, 2020 at 05:47PM by witsoe
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