It's not the saddle; it's the D string saddle adjustment screw hole in the base plate that is stripped out. The result is the saddle is not pinned down and it just rides up on the end of the string retainer/screw. I got a clue when I slipped out the saddle (way too easy) and the retainer block was sticking out from underneath.
OK: "WAH".
How do I deal with this little problem? Tap for a bigger screw? Am I screwed?
I recall reading here some time ago about similar strip problems, various base plates being harder than others, blah blah.
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It's not the saddle; it's the D string saddle adjustment screw hole in the base plate that is stripped out. The result is the saddle is not pinned down and it just rides up on the end of the string retainer/screw. I got a clue when I slipped out the saddle (way too easy) and the retainer block was sticking out from underneath.
OK: "WAH".
How do I deal with this little problem? Tap for a bigger screw? Am I screwed?
I recall reading here some time ago about similar strip problems, various base plates being harder than others, blah blah.
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