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U.S. Peavey Club

Maybe if the individual saddle components didn't have the ability to slide side to side when tension is off the strings.... It needs a set screw to lock each one down.... Does anyone know if there's a drop in replacement that doesn't need new holes drilled in the body?
I haven't seen a bridge yet that doesn't have a means to keep the saddles fixed in place once the spacing is adjusted.
 
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I am playing my 1990's black Foundation "as we speak".
I think the Peavey SUPER FERRITES are near the top of the list of BEST sounding passive bass
pickups in history. The growl is PERFECT.

Yeah. They sound great! I actually have a pair in really nice condition that are waiting to be installed in a Franken-bass when I find the right parts.
 
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