Replacement bridge for an ibanez

[mooreon131]

The bridge on it currently: http://s818.photobucket.com/albums/zz105/mooreon131/?action=view&current=001.jpg is an ibanez B10 bridge, according to their website. As you can see it has 2 screws in the back, and 4 at the front. I couldn't find a good replacement in my cursory google search. I was wondering if anyone could recommend a serviceable, cheap replacement with this screw configuration. Thanks in advance!

 

[Lesfunk]

Out of curiosity, What's wrong with the one in the picture?

 

[danomite64]

Those bridges are notorious for having the saddle height screws back out on their own. The Ibanez B-20 is way, way, way better, and might fit without drilling any new holes.

 

[mooreon131]

I'm replacing it due to generally poor build quality. It's very flimsy, as danomite said the saddle screws unscrew themselves, and they rattle. It's just a very cheap, flimsy bridge. The B20 does looks like it would be a direct replacement, but I'm looking for something around 35 bucks, and those seem to range form 45 to 80.

 

[Mikio]

My Ibby has an old Gotoh bridge. Absolutely recommended!

 

[mooreon131]

My Ibby has an old Gotoh bridge. Absolutely recommended!

Could you give me the model name of the bridge? I've heard good things about gotohs, especially from people who hate Badass bridges. That, and Warmoth sells them pretty cheap.

Edit: Also, there's lots of bridges with the 4 screws in the front, but not the ones in the back like this: http://www.guitarfetish.com/Vintage-Style-Bass-Bridge-fits-Fender-Basses-Chrome_p_831.html
Would that work, or would there be stability issues?

 

[mooreon131]

Bump

 

[danomite64]

Gotoh no longer makes that old Ibanez bridge. It was the Gotoh 206, Ibanez called it the Omni-Adjust. Warmoth sells the Gotoh 201, and it's a fine bridge. As for your other questions, maybe someone else has the answers.

 

[berwick63]

it's probably going to be hard to find a direct replacement. You're probably going to have to get a like string spaced bridge and re-drill for it. The one you pictured has 5 in the back, which seems to be a fairly typical design. Yours is 2 in front, 4 in back, which I can't say I've seen in many other designs.