BASS BRIDGES
High-stability bridges designed for maximum resonance and precise string alignment.
The bridge is the foundation of a bass guitar's sustain and intonation. Whether you are replacing a lightweight vintage-style plate or upgrading to a high-mass modern unit, our selection focuses on mechanical rigidity and ease of adjustment for 4, 5, and 6-string instruments.
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Design and Performance Factors:
Mass and Material: We offer bridges ranging from classic stamped steel plates for traditional "vintage" punch to high-mass zinc and brass designs. Heavier bridges provide increased sustain and help eliminate "dead spots" by creating a more solid connection to the body.
Top-Load vs. String-Through: Most models support standard top-loading, but we also stock bridges with string-through-body options. This allows you to increase downward pressure on the saddles for a tighter string feel and enhanced low-end clarity.
Individual Saddle Control: All our bridges feature independent saddles for precise height and intonation adjustments. Some professional models include locking saddles to prevent lateral movement and "saddle creep" during aggressive playing.
Technical Specifications:
String Spacing (Pitch): This is the most critical fitment factor. We stock various spacings, including the standard 19mm (3/4") for 4-string basses, as well as narrower 16.5mm - 18mm options common on 5 and 6-string instruments.
Mounting Patterns: We provide bridges with various screw configurations (e.g., the classic 5-screw Fender® pattern or modern 3/4-screw layouts). Always verify your existing hole pattern to ensure a direct replacement.
Grooved Saddles: Many of our saddles feature multi-groove or adjustable-width slots, allowing you to fine-tune the string alignment perfectly over the pickup pole pieces and along the neck edges.
Installation Tip:
When upgrading to a high-mass bridge, check the overall height of the unit. Some heavy-duty bridges have a thicker base plate, which may require a small shim in the neck pocket to maintain low action.
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