Badass bridges

[Jigster]

A quicky - (ooh er [size=4] )....Am I right to assume that the Badass suits a Fender P as a direct replacement?[/size]

[size=4]Don't know why, but I've only ever seen them on Jazz basses[/size]

[size=4]#Sheltered life?[/size]

Thanks

[Green Alsatian]

Aye - I had a Badass II on a P-bass.

[Lozz196]

Yes, straight swap. For me, I think they tend to work better with a Jazz, and highlight it`s strengths - tighter lows/crisper highs - whereas doing this to a Precision seems to detract from its strengths. However would I notice it in the mix - I doubt it. Nice bits of kit though, very sturdy and great for individual saddle adjustment.

[Dingus]

Fit fine on a Precision , and help give more accurate intonation and better overall clarity ( particulaly in the upper - register ) , in my opinion .

[Jigster]

Thanks guys

[BottomE]

Lets hear it for the BadAss. Great bridges.

[Dingus]

Just be a bit careful if you sweat a lot onto your basses , because the little adjustment screws are a little bit prone to rusting up and getting jammed in some instances . Not a major problem , though .

[tappel]

It should be noted that the Badass II is a direct replacement for Fenders with 5 hole mounted bridges only. If the bass has the newer 3 hole mounting, you would need a Badass III.

Tom

[Telebass]

And be very lucky to find one!