The ESP Guitar Company

FYI ; the image that I attached is not mine.

The correct way is the way so that the intonation is correct. If your intonation is off, you need to adjust the position of the saddles. If your intonation is dead-on, then your saddle positions are adjusted correctly.

exactly what metalhobo said, though my Horizon NT-II was set up before i picked it up, the intonation wasnt set 100% correct, every note on the board after the 12th fret was sharp on it, and i had to get it setup again... make sure who ever does the intonation uses a Strobe Tuner

it is a matter of intonation,nothing more

fuck off corrigan?

You know it's right if your guitar doesn't sound horrible when you play past the 12th fret.

thank you guys.
Have learned many things. :)

Different is fine. as long as it tunes properly you're golden.

Truth be told, a lot of it has to do with the way the guitar was built & the luthier's attention to detail when assembling it not to mention the accuracy of the CAD program as it was cut on the machine. In the end sometimes they are perfectly straight across and sometimes they are all over. Again, as long as it tunes properly you're golden.
peace