Jazz bass copper bridge grounding strip

[Brian D]

Anyone know where I can get one of these?

Guitar parts resource used to sell them but they said Fender aren't selling them to dealers anymore.

[JustDavid]

I think all you need is to electrically connect the bridge to the grounding 'star' inside the control cavity. I'm used to seeing a bare soldered wire between the bridge & the body, & can't think of why that wouldn't be sufficient.

[slyjoe]

I think he wants one to get the look of certain old Fenders that had a flat copper plate going from the bridge pickup to the bridge. Fender quit using it in the late 60s or so. I think Fender sells an accessory kit that may include it.

[Pilgrim]

If you could get measurements, it wouldn't be hard to cut a strip of copper to the original dimensions.

[Caca de Kick]

If Fender isn't selling them anymore, then try a hobby store.

[T-34]

The Fender "Original Jazz Bass Set" is sold with the strip already in the package. I decided to use it as is on my Warmoth showing off proudly even if I had other means to connect the bridge to the ground

[Brian D]

Originally Posted by T-34

The Fender "Original Jazz Bass Set" is sold with the strip already in the package. I decided to use it as is on my Warmoth showing off proudly even if I had other means to connect the bridge to the ground

Awesome! I already have Delano pickups in the bass though. :/