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How to move saddles in maner to intonate guitar? Do i must take of string then move the saddle then put it back on so forth or there is another way? It has standard 2 pivots for bridge height, it has fine tuners but is there any other way to move the saddles without taking of the string? Also which quot;foamquot; do you use to muffle the springs, give me the exact name of material because on my language foam has few meanings. Sorry for my bad english.

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Yes, you do have to loosen the string to move the saddle.

Cotton wool should muffle the springs.

All floyds have the intonation setscrews in front of the saddle under the string... Including the JT-6

Yes, the string has to be loosened to adjust it properly.

Foam = Foam rubber / Styrofoam / quot;Schaumgummiquot; (german) or similar

Ok, so just one more question and one request. When i am doing the intonation of guitar is there any difference which pickup will be active, bridge neck middle some combination etc. And about foam, maybe i am stupid but i cannot be sure what is that i found many pictures using goggle and the material isn't the same so if you can (esp. zerb ) throw here some link so i can see (i think that i know what is it but i cannot be sure i am not so good in english )

Thanks fellows

As far as I can tell, the pickup you use should have no impact on the intonation.

I mostly see cotton balls used in the trem springs, although obviously other materials can be used. from : localhost/www.gauze-machinery.com/IMAGES/Cotton ball.jpg

For the muffle i generally use the piece of foam that comes with Duncan or other pickups, and just wedge that between the strings and the body.

Essentially this stuff: from : localhost/should be able to get it at local electronics stores or Boating supply shops .. I can well imagine that most Modeling /Hobby shops will have it as well

*edit* LOL, yeah, I think modeling shops should have it, just looked at the link

Thanks guys so much