this bridge with a Squier jazzmaster works smoothly?
941063
I've used this bridge on an MIJ Fender Jazzmaster and a MIA Fender Jaguar and it works very well. My guess is that it would work on a Squire Jazzmaster, but I cannot be absolutely certain.
2225405
Nope, just sits under the bridge and is held in place with normal string tension. If you can adjust your own bridge position, your fine. Really a basic install for your average player.
1072463
Yes it does. I can easily play notes and complex chords at the uppermost fret with ease.
170492
Yes, I have plugged both a guitar and bass into it directly for a very clean signal and the built in preamp works fine.
61801
I would suggest the EurekaPROM to go with it. Makes it function as a stompbox with native support for guitar VSTs like this.
1091096
It works fine...I later got a pedal that provided features like loops and better effects. But, simple is actually better with this amp.......
135471
Fairly low for a LP. No fret buzz, each string articulates clearly, yet fast lead playing (hammer-on/pull-off type stuff) are no problem. I put hybrid slinkys on it. Didn't adjust the action at all out of the box. But however you like it, the bridge is super easy to adjust.
1284374
Yes it will, it works on all the jazzmaster/jaguar models that use the traditional "drop-in" bridge piece. However, It DOES NOT work with the models that are stock equipped with the "adust-o-matic" style bridge piece, such as the MIM 'classic player' models.
636573
I am an adult beginner and can only tell you that with the instruction sheet included, I was able to set up the bridge, get it tuned to my piano, and rosin the bow so it makes sound. There is a solution given if the pegs tend to loosen causing the strings to go out of tune but all new strings tend to stretch at first so I'm confident that will not be a problem. I'm happy with my bargain purchase.
169850
Haven't had the need to lower them. I usually play it in open G tuning or double drop D for some authentic southern delta blues so using a slide on it the string height works for me! Your best bet would be to google or YouTube it and see.. im sure there is a way you could shave thebridge but you would have to make sure you do it in a way you still have your radius of the neck in line with the bridge!
230005
Sorry for the late response. Just tried it with a bass and bass amp. It's functional, there was some ground buzz when I turned the level up. Probably because of my setup. I don't know if you'll get that Metallica sound, but the pedal definitely works.
1383055
No, it is dual humbucker, which is different than your typical Jazz or Precision pickup combos.
974297
Yes. It has a piezoelectric pickup underneath the bridge (the dark wood piece near the bottom that the strings stretch over). I use mine with both regular amplifiers (e.g. marshal, fender) and headphone amps (e.g. vox amplug) and it SOUNDS GREAT. It sounds clean for country and acoustic songs, and it is powerful enough to drive amps for heavy metal sounds. The piezoelectric pickup is like many that are installed on fullsize acoustic guitars (that have a 1/4 jack for the guitar cable). If you do not plug the Traveler Ultralight into an amplifier, you can barely hear the strings. It sounds like "tink tink tink", it is like when an electric guitar is not plugged in, but the Ultralight's body is so dense that un-plugged it is much quieter than an un-plugged electric (e.g. tele, strat, or les paul). Traveler sells a "sister" model (Ultralight Electric) that looks almost identical, except it includes a "blade" electric guitar pickup between the bridge and the tuning keys. They also have another model ("Pro-Series") that includes both the piezo and blade pickups, but it has a removable wooden arm that includes knobs so you can adjust how much of each different pickup is heard. Go to their website, http://www.travelerguitar.com/ In the USA you can buy them at GuitarCenter stores. You can also buy them via Amazon. The basic Ultralight is $280-300, the "Electric" is appx $380, the "Pro" is $400. I LOVE mine. I can practice almost anywhere (even Not plugged in), I travel with it alot, I watch TV with my wife as I practice, I watch my son at his kung-foo class as I practice, I take it to bars and sit in the corner and practice to myself, I join jams with a minutes notice, I use at lunch at work... its great!
955897
The picture is incorrect. I bought one of these for my Bigsby equipped guitar, but still had the tuning problems until I replaced the nut with a graphite nut. The nut was where my major problem was, not the bridge. I'm still very happy with my bridge anyway because I have not broken any strings with it since I installed it.
1098177
Yes it does, something else you may not know the bridge does not come assembled on instrument for obvious reasons. I was not aware of this thought you might like to know. I had my teacher place it for me to get the best positioning.
735165
Yes it would. The spacing at the bottom will be relatively small so smashing on the bridge isn't going to give too much trill. That said, the dimensions on this are true to the real models and since these guitars often have this bridge, the response should be fantastic assuming correct tuning and possibly an extra back spring.
834492
I think it will, it just slides on to the bridge. I am not sure if the bridge is the same size for your instrument.