No drop taken. Letting it go expands my options. Other configs aren't out of the question for me.A Schaller 3D-4 bridge, a true classic
P.s. Not a drop on for the Fender five hole setup, sorry just saw this after posting
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No drop taken. Letting it go expands my options. Other configs aren't out of the question for me.A Schaller 3D-4 bridge, a true classic
P.s. Not a drop on for the Fender five hole setup, sorry just saw this after posting
Gorgeous! What's the string spacing?My own CNC cut bridge in QC11 aluminum with triple nickel plate.View attachment 958117 View attachment 958117
Beautiful work. Did you machine the saddles also, or just the custom base plate to work with "available" saddles (which are trickier to machine)?My own CNC cut bridge in QC11 aluminum with triple nickel plate.
nice!My own CNC cut bridge in QC11 aluminum with triple nickel plate.View attachment 958117 View attachment 958117
It works OK for many folk, but those who are fussy about their strings lining up with the pickup pole pieces on Jazz basses aren't going to be so happy.The spacing of the 4-string bass bridge with slotted saddles is .750 which we find works well for many customers P and J basses. We do sell an unslotted version as well to be able to achieve different spacing.
What spacing are you guys seeing with your P vs J basses? Typically we see the same stock bridge on both basses.
that third screw unlocks the little sliding black saddle piece in the middle so it can be moved around to tweak the string spacing, then re-locked in place.nice!
is the third screw in the saddle for intonation?
Hey, is that thumb rest on your p bass glued on?Installed a Babicz and never looked back.
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There's nothing wrong with the Hipshot "A" or Schaller roller bridges either. However, since I rest my hand on the bridge when I play with a pick, I find the standard Fender bridges and clones uncomfortable. Sonically, I don't think there's much difference between them.
Hey, is that thumb rest on your p bass glued on?
Agreed. I like the Hipshot for that very reason, as it offers adjustable spacing.