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michael odom
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2025
Nice upgrade for my old Jaguar
Angelo
Reviewed in Italy on January 17, 2024
Montato insieme ad un buzzstop su una Vintera II per sostituire il ponte con le sellette vintage per eliminare il problema fastidioso del buzz e dello slittamento dalle sellette delle corde.Risolto completamente il problema e si adatta perfettamente al radius 7.25” del manico.
Duke
Reviewed in Canada on November 28, 2023
Excellent quality fast delivery good product just what i need
Customer
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 4, 2022
I bought this for my Fender Jaguar, as everyone seems to - it improves the guitar 10 fold. So why don’t they just fit the Jag & Jazzmaster with this bridge!?
MR R HARRIS
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 13, 2019
Just fits straight in. More than easy to apply. Stops the strings jumping out of the threaded saddles if you strum too hard, helps keep tune better too.
C. Sparks
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2018
I'm a little concerned that I could've done just as well at less than half the price. The saddles are a little too wide for my Squier vintage modified Jaguar and it puts the high E really close to the edge of the fingerboard, even when you shift the bridge as far toward the low E as possible.edit: OK, I'm really starting to hate this bridge and hate how everyone on the internet regurgitates and validates the same advice without really adding anything new to the story, so here's my immediate frustrations. So many will tell you that this is a drop-in replacement. Sure, if you don't mind the fact that it fits very loosely in the VM Jag bridge holes and will shift around. Also, problematic with both the Jag and Mustang bridge on the VM Jag is the string alignment to the neck. My nut was cut a little lean on the bottom side of the neck on the high E string, so it was already traveling a little too close to the edge to begin with. The Mustang bridge, in it's most relaxed "floating" position in those cavernous bridge pegholes is bringing the high string frustratingly close (as in you're going to frequently, without even trying to do any kind of bend, as if you'd bend in that direction on that string, be pulling the string over the fret edges and completely off the fretboard. So no, while this guitar sounds great, it's problems don't begin and end with a bridge that does not fit properly and snugly without adding some kind of buffer or replacing the peg hole thimbles with ones that better fit this bridge.
SCC
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2017
Used this on a Jazzmaster clone, works well. but you will still have to fit it. This does not have individual adjusting screws and the saddles fit tight to each other so it won't get out of whack. You may have to file the bottom of the center saddles if you have a flatter radius fret board.
Lorenzo Vicente
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2016
This is a great bridge to upgrade a Squier jaguar or jazzmaster for an affordable price. It was in great condition, and fixed my problems that I had on my stock bridge. But, if would have had been excellent, if it came with the hex wrench to adjust the action.
Customer
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 16, 2016
revolutionised my jag
Chris
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2016
I ordered this twice and both times one of the posts wasn't drilled all the way through. This made it impossible to adjust one of the sides of the bridge making the whole thing useless.I have been a 25 year Fender user, I am surprised to find a defective part from them.
Andrew C.
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2014
Bought this to replace the bridge on my Squier by Fender Vintage Modified Jaguar and it's a drop in perfect fit. Just make sure to get some aluminum foil and tape (or some creative alternative) to shim both the sides to prevent the E strings from popping out.
alexmac22347
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2013
I used this to replace the bridge on my 2013 squier vintage modified jazzmaster. Although it has a more curved fingerboard radius than the squier jazzmaster, I was able to raise the low and high E saddles by sticking a piece of rubber under them, and now it's fine.The fact that there are no individual height adjustment screws is a huge plus; no more annoying rattling!The neck on my guitar is shimmed, so the bridge is higher than normal, however the low E string is still prone to pop out of its saddle when fingerpicked, or if you try to do any crazy bends (I'm using .11 gauge strings btw). If your neck is not shimmed, or you use regular gauge strings you will probably still need a buzz stop to COMPLETELY stop any issues with strings coming out of grooves.
jeremy p spanos
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2013
I bought this bridge for a 2003 CIJ Jazzmaster I rescued from an abusive owner. The stock Jazzmaster bridge looked like it has been dragged down a gravel road and a few of the saddle's slots were dull. This Mustang bridge dropped right in. Intonation was a snap to adjust as was the string height (allen wrench adjustment makes more sense than the tune-o-matic thumb screws my calloused fingers are used to). Open notes sound clearer and I do not have to worry about string slippage. My lone complaint is that the top string rests on the back of the bridge. Guess I could fix it with a little work; including raising the bridge and shimming the neck. However, this does not appear to interfere with those sweet chiming noises you get by picking between the tremolo and the bridge (h/t Nels Cline and Lee Ranaldo).
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