I might need to add that to my signature.If tort is ever an option, I’m choosing the other one.
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I might need to add that to my signature.If tort is ever an option, I’m choosing the other one.
I would say they positioned the bridge so the saddle grooves are aligned. Since they are all offset to the left, they had to position the bridge to the right. Quirky but I like it.I just love how Ernie Ball reproduce the old basses.
To make everything work properly, they just moved the bridge so the strings are aligned with the center of the pickup's pole position.
It was a better choice for them then to reproduce faulty original bridge with strings passing at an angle.
Once You see it, You can't unsee it.
P.S. I voted black!
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I would say they positioned the bridge so the saddle grooves are aligned. Since they are all offset to the left, they had to position the bridge to the right. Quirky but I like it.
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