My Mullen's RP now sounds like a PRP great

[Dave Mudgett]

I agree the OP edits have made this thread pointless as are comments “fixed”. On the other hand comments that “their” guitar is perfect is an implied slur on OP and are totally unhelpful.

Normally I don’t like when thread is closed but I suggest this thread is perfect candidate for it.

This is why I quoted the most salient points from the original (un-edited) post on this thread:

Yeah I bought my first mullen from that guy that made those walker seats RIP and he gave me a terrific price that I couldn't pass up ,
Next I bought another from the forum and it is a PRP and it always sounded better than the other ones
Then I bought another badge one kinda weird color one , but I got a real good deal on that one too

I'm not gonna close it, but this is one of those cases that make a strong argument for posters not being able to edit their posts. However, I believe the downsides for disallowing edits significantly outweigh the upsides.

[Bobby D. Jones]

Now that I have took a Mullen down to parts, I see some things that could be a problem. The neck extending back over the changer could be a problem, The neck vibrating against the changer could be a problem. And that bar and screws you placed on the guitar, Pulled the neck down tight against the changer.

I have heard about the Carter guitars being pounded together. That would be a No No, On a Mullen. The Pre Royal Precision Mullen has 4 alignment pins, 2 on the nut roller bracket and 2 on the changer.

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They are roll pins mounted in changer and the nut roller bracket. One on the chamber is visible in the lower shadow area.