I've been interested in it for quite a while and I was wondering
if it really made a difference.
thanks.
if it really made a difference.
thanks.
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is a Badass Bridge II really worth it?
- Thread starter ilikeindie
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I didn't really notice any increase in sustain on any of the 3 I installed. What I appreciate is the overall precision of the the bridge. String adjustmets can be dialed in perfectly. The un cut saddles alow me to put the strings at the exact spacing I want also.
It looks cool, the precision of adjustments that can be made, etc.
It's kind of like a badge of honor to have one on your bass
It's kind of like a badge of honor to have one on your bass
a bent piece of metal as a bridge doesn't sit well with me, I'd rather have something substantial and machined with precision.
Not really, no. They're higher quality than most bent plate bridges, but I don't think they offer any tonal improvement.
I've owned a few over the years and I have them on my two Js. The ones I bought were both pre-cut with saddle grooves, however (both are about 15 years old). Does Badass offer the option of pre-cut or uncut grooves?
+100
it gives you an excuse to drop the word badass in a casual conversation about gear.
