Is this bridge suitable for drop tunings?

[FromBelow]

The bridge - http://www.amazon.com/Fender-099-08...d=1416803582&sr=1-1&keywords=jazz+bass+bridge
nothing too fancy, just looking for a replacement for my squier vintage modified, was wondering if anyone has this or knows if its suitable for B or A standard tuning since the saddles do not have the only one deeper groove in which the string rests

 

[sissy kathy]

The bridge - http://www.amazon.com/Fender-099-0804-100-Assembly-American-Precision/dp/B001L8NFCU/ref=sr_1_1?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1416803582&sr=1-1&keywords=jazz bass bridge
nothing too fancy, just looking for a replacement for my squier vintage modified, was wondering if anyone has this or knows if its suitable for B or A standard tuning since the saddles do not have the only one deeper groove in which the string rests

Yes it is suitable, I like mine a lot; it's on a Squier P.

 

[Hopkins]

If a bridge is suitable for standard tuning, why wouldn't it be suitable for drop tuning? I'm not being a smart ass or anything, I just don't understand the question.

 

[charlie monroe]

I think he is uncertain if a heavy gauge string will be securely seated in the shallow thread of the all-thread saddles.

 

[FromBelow]

Yes, what charlie monroe is saying, but I'm convinced it will work if it doesn't seem like a problem

 

[charlie monroe]

It will be fine. There is a lot of tension on a string tuned to pitch. It will stay where you put it.

 

[FromBelow]

Just installed the bridge and set it up, sounds good, thanks for the reassurance.