I just find it hard to believe that one part changes. I understand these parts are but one of a whole piece and all are made separately and aren't finished at the same time. But it's just that it's only the nosebridge. Right in the middle. Regardless, unique pickup.
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you're absolutely right, and hence my theory that the original bridge was toasted and this one was swapped in during the previous tune ups. The replacement bridge coming from a different production batch might have been the bad batch where they're susceptible to this condition. Thus, the bridge is affected whereas the rest of the frame is relatively cleanLast edited:
Great piece bro.
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She did. She likes the "piece".If "she" said bro, then, you may want to investigate further, lol.
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Not really
Some of the first 1st TIo2 Juliets would have only one orbital change color.
Then I also have a 1st gen Juliet that has the entire frame discolored evenly.
But I will admit I have never seen anything tarnish or discolor that dark????
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I really like the look of this XX Bro, I would keep them as it is for a while.....and congratsSimilar threads
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