You can still get the exact same bridgeTried to keep it as close as possible
Now they have some extra options and are called lockmeister 6.
Would have wish to be able to keep the guitar original but it's such a mess and seeing it already had an awesome DCJ pickup it was the option to improve it a bit.
It is the same stud width and string placement in relation to the neck but the stud position is slightly forward of the original style. It will intonate but it won’t line up properly in a recessed rout.We measured it and it was the same between the mount. The original I could not order from my supplier as far as I could see. This one came closest.
So now let's hope it indeed fits :)
OkIt is the same stud width and string placement in relation to the neck but the stud position is slightly forward of the original style. It will intonate but it won’t line up properly in a recessed rout.
It is still available.
The Lockmiester is better but it’s not a direct replacement. It may work but it won’t line up with a recessed rout.Found the solution
According to Schaller it should fit but the routing of the string mounting screws are longer. They sell a replacement kit with shorter screws. Ordered those.
If i don't like it I'll exchange it. But seeing the reviews the lockmeister would be a pretty good upgrade.
Thanks so much for pointing this out. Saves me a lot of time and disappointments.
Did you manage to resolve this?Ah ok
In that case I'll ask him to not mount it if it doesn't look right. Don't want something that can cause problems.
Keep you updated. I'll ask thomann to send both so i can return one.
I literally picked it up todayDid you manage to resolve this?
I’ve just got myself a Charvel Fusion Custom and it’s in really good condition for its age (early 90’s I think). Although I don’t particularly have any trem problems would be good to know what works if I need to replace.
Would love to put a Gotoh 1996t on it but the string clamps would be too long for the rout.
So you went with the Lockmeister trem but used the shorter screws?I literally picked it up today
It works but you have to be careful
The shorter intonation screws are a very good idea otherwise you can hit the body. Also the trem shaft is a few mm longer so he had to take out a few mm Wood under it. In my opinion well worth the extra work. Everything else just fell into place.
Headstock is repaired and looks great again.
Pots are replaced with mojotone and a new switch is placed. The electronics where a "hack job".
Center and neck are original pups. The bridge is a DCJ which indeed sounds great insanely detailed. My EVOS sound fatter and have more output but the DCJ sounds like nothing else i had.
He also did a full fret job so I'm set for years![]()
CorrectSo you went with the Lockmeister trem but used the shorter screws?