New Bass Bridge, How many...

[Beedster]

Frankly it does look rather beautiful 👍

[PaulThePlug]

I think there may be some confusion as to saddle groves for the string and base plate groves for the saddle height adjust screws to rest in...

 

I likes the Fender High Mass, Sleek 'n Meaty

 

[Beedster]

1 minute ago, Beedster said:

 

Mate, it’s a bass forum, you never have to defend a bass purchase, we’re just nosy 👍

….and second to tonewoods, the characteristics of various bridges animates most of us way more than should be the case with otherwise sane humans 👍

[tauzero]

22 minutes ago, PaulThePlug said:

I think there may be some confusion as to saddle groves for the string and base plate groves for the saddle height adjust screws to rest in...

 

I suspect that too.

[Lozz196]

41 minutes ago, Gazz said:

Will do, later when I can be arsed to take em... I'll post on here.  What am I defending my choice of bass bridge?, it's only, a bloody bridge for god sake... 

Exactly Gazz, the main thing with what anyone purchases is if they are pleased with it.

[fretmeister]

If this thread demonstrates anything, it is that there are too many bridges that require the strings to be threaded through rather than just be top loading.

Threading strings through can damage coated / nylon tape strings and even scratch up others. It also takes longer.

 

The only time I change a bridge is to get a top load / quick load option that avoids that threading nonsense. Hipshot do some vintage looking ones that have a top load system as well as more modern options. I swap strings for different genres so being able to put on and take off without damage or twisting is a big plus for me.