Hi! does anyone know a good affordable option for the bridge on a pbass?
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+1.Genuine Fender bent metal plate with threaded saddles. Still my favorite after trying just about everything out there.
Somewhere around $30. Check around.
I installed one of those last month. It’s very nice.I have this one on 2 basses: Amazon.com
Yes it’s a 2 piece. Honestly I don’t think it makes a difference vs one piece. It’s not like the saddles are fused to the bridge after all.I have also used and recommended this to a fellow tb’er, there were no issues but IIRC it’s a two piece not a solid cast meaning it has screws attaching the string through section to the bottom plate so if that is not a deal breaker seems to work perfectly fine so far, please someone correct me if I am mistaken.
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I agree, I haven’t had any issues with this bridge, seems solid and does it’s job.Yes it’s a 2 piece. Honestly I don’t think it makes a difference vs one piece. It’s not like the saddles are fused to the bridge after all.
Asking for a (ahem) friend. What wrong with the original issue? I’ll grant they aren’t the most impressive looking thing on a bass (I think that was the original reason why Leo put that ridiculous cover over them) but having played mostly various PBs over the last 50 years , I’ve never had a problem with one.Hi! does anyone know a good affordable option for the bridge on a pbass?