There's more than one school of thought on bridges. If you beleive that more mass is better, than the BAII is the way to go. It's just that pesky saddle filing issue that prevents it from being a no brainer for most people.
The Gotoh 201 is a drop-in replacement (no saddle filing required) but there is one problem I've experienced and heard from others: the G string saddle just doesn't get low enough in some cases, even when bottom'd out. I thought I was alone but someone over at Basslinks.nl said he had the same problem. I worked around it by using the stock Fender barrels on the Gotoh, which were slightly smaller in diameter, but that kinda defeats the purpose, doesn't it?.....
Tom
The Gotoh 201 is a drop-in replacement (no saddle filing required) but there is one problem I've experienced and heard from others: the G string saddle just doesn't get low enough in some cases, even when bottom'd out. I thought I was alone but someone over at Basslinks.nl said he had the same problem. I worked around it by using the stock Fender barrels on the Gotoh, which were slightly smaller in diameter, but that kinda defeats the purpose, doesn't it?.....
Tom
but my experience has been enuff to convince me that some basses react better than others with like up-grades ,while others sound the exact same as did with its original bridge.