I'm not sure. Maruszczyk / Mensinger just list it as "Standard Bridge"Is that an ETS bridge?
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I'm not sure. Maruszczyk / Mensinger just list it as "Standard Bridge"Is that an ETS bridge?
It was impossible to see such a defect in such a bass eh ..I must apologize - I've discovered that the bridge on this bass adjusts differently than any I've ever seen before, and while it appeared that the saddles were bottomed out, this was due to my ignorance. There is plenty of room for adjustment, and I'm truly sorry for this misinformation!
Looks more like a Sung-Il BB002 to me.Is that an ETS bridge?
I must apologize - I've discovered that the bridge on this bass adjusts differently than any I've ever seen before, and while it appeared that the saddles were bottomed out, this was due to my ignorance. There is plenty of room for adjustment, and I'm truly sorry for this misinformation!
Nice. Yeah, I’ve never seen either in person. I was just curious.Looks more like a Sung-Il BB002 to me.![]()
Looks more like a Sung-Il BB002 to me.![]()
I googled that, and I think you're right. My confusion was that 1. My eyesight is getting worse by the day, it seems, and 2. With the black hardware, I couldn't see that the saddle and the base it fits into aren't one solid piece. So when I saw that the bases were all touching the bridge, it looked like there was no room left for adjustment. Sigh. I wish I had been more observant from the beginning.Nice. Yeah, I’ve never seen either in person. I was just curious.