Bridge falls on Fender P-Bass

[TruexBass]

I've started noticing that when I play a few songs and look down at my bridge, it was sunk and the pins that hold it up are somehow coming up through the bridge even though I had them lower beforehand. This makes my tuning really flat and I don't know how to fix it. Any tips?
Last question, I promise

[bassbully]

Originally Posted by TruexBass

I've started noticing that when I play a few songs and look down at my bridge, it was sunk and the pins that hold it up are somehow coming up through the bridge even though I had them lower beforehand. This makes my tuning really flat and I don't know how to fix it. Any tips?
Last question, I promise

Some guys use clear nail polish to lock the threads in when they have the saddles adjusted. It comes off clean when you re-adjust etc. IMO if its a problem just swap out the bridge for a Fender USA vintage RI w/threaded saddles about $30.00 end of problem.

[fu22ba55]

Originally Posted by bassbully

Some guys use clear nail polish to lock the threads in when they have the saddles adjusted.

+1

The vibration of the E and A strings caused my set screws to vibrate up out of the saddles.

A little dab of clear nail polish on the threads and you're good 'til the next time you need to adjust it.

[TruexBass]

Seems to have worked well
Thanks guys!