Can you fit one of the Ashtray covers on this bridge, or will I be hitting my head against a wall trying to get the accessory on this guitar?
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Yes you can fit the cover on this bridge. Fender put these on the Telecaster as a way to cover what they thought was an ugly bridge and pickup assembly. It did look good but what happened was players were picking towards the bridge and getting that twangy Telecaster sound and some players liked to muffle the strings to get that chunky sound. The cover will take away from some of that playing style. This is why a lot of players took em off. on occasion I run across these covers but I prefer not to use em for my playing style. You are one of two players that I ever heard of actually wanting that cover. Long story short, YES, the cover will fit and it is pretty much a snap on deal. That ashtray style bridge lends itself to all the Twangy and chunky-chunk Telecaster tone that this guitar is known for with the bridge pickup position. I hope you get this guitar and really enjoy it.
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The ball ends will not fit into this bridge. You have to clip the ball ends off with wire cutters and then you clamp the string into that saddle via the usually provided allen key. Additionally, this will not fit a standard Stratocaster without modifications, IE Routing and post/insert placement. You may have been told about Floyd Rose Bridges that do accept ball ends, but this is not that type of bridge.
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An acoustic guitar inside of a hard shell case could not fit on the stand. An electric in a gig band could fit and possibly an electric inside of a hard shell could fit, but doubt it. It's a good buy just be careful cause the box was damaged when I got it and some bolts fell out
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I would definitely look at the nut. If you are a string bender and you dont use the whammy bar then you may wish to go to a fixed bridge setup. Just took my strat to have bridge set lower flush to deck. Not doing the Clapton block bridge, but I dont see anything wrong with that. Maybe in the future.
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You can most likely make it fit, and it shouldn't have any effect on your under-saddle pickup. The saddle just rests on the electronics and that's all - at least that's how every electro-acoustic I've ever owned has been.
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Hi, I'm afraid I cannot help as I'm a beginner and I don't know a lot about cases. However, I would suggest you do what I did and go to the Ibanez website and use the customer service to get your answer. I contacted them just to be on the safe side before I purchased the case and someone responded to my question very quickly.I think this is the safest thing to do so you actually get the correct answer from the people who know.Derek
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No, definitely not. This guitar case is specially made or the synyster gates guitar and the avenger (also made by schecter). I would recommend going into a local music store and trying out cases. You run the risk of a guitar or bass not fitting in a so called "universal" case. A brand that make universal cases is SKB, are on the expensive side but it will protect your instrument. I hope to have helped in any way possible. If you need any other questions answered feel free to ask.
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It is not the exact same bridge as the special edition but the bridge will work well and not look out of place. Good Luck
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Yes, it has a few inches extra spaces on the edges, I have a Schecter hell raiser V 7string n it fixes perfect. You can even fit in a Dean Dime bag V shape guitar with that huge headstock. The quality is excellent it's made to protect ur guitar and it won't bounce around inside. It has extra space for cables a few pedal effects your guitar picks n stuff I recommend it
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Yes and yes. However, I think my bridge is too big. It kind of touch the top inner of the case.
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that fender accessory bridge cover was incorrectly recommended to me and i gave it to the music shop where i live. the cost was almost nothing. based on the width of your bridge, i would say no. that cover was designed for a precision bass, considerably narrower than what you have. the easiest way to determine what cover you need is lay a tape measure across your strings and see what it would take, hole to hole on the cover, to bridge your strings. that's what i did for one of my basses, a 1968 hollow body mosrite. i finally found a cover but it was looking for a dinosaur. good luck. hope this helps. that fender accessory bridge cover was incorrectly recommended to me and i gave it to the music shop where i live. the cost was almost nothing. based on the width of your bridge, i would say no. that cover was designed for a precision bass, considerably narrower than what you have. the easiest way to determine what cover you need is lay a tape measure across your strings and see what it would take, hole to hole on the cover, to bridge your strings. that's what i did for one of my basses, a 1968 hollow body mosrite. i finally found a cover but it was looking for a dinosaur. good luck. hope... » Read More that fender accessory bridge cover was incorrectly recommended to me and i gave it to the music shop where i live. the cost was almost nothing. based on the width of your bridge, i would say no. that cover was designed for a precision bass, considerably narrower than what you have. the easiest way to determine what cover you need is lay a tape measure across your strings and see what it would take, hole to hole on the cover, to bridge your strings. that's what i did for one of my basses, a 1968 hollow body mosrite. i finally found a cover but it was looking for a dinosaur. good luck. hope this helps. « Show Less
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I had someone at my guitar shop install the Bigsby By Vibrato kit on my Les Paul copy. He drilled three small screw holes on the bottom of my guitar, and two small holes on the top. None of the holes are noticeable. But when he took the old bridge off, it left two 3/8" holes exposed. He used two matching silver bolts to fill the holes. It looks pretty good.
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I have a full size and it doesn't fit on my bridge. How is it supposed to be put on?
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I am like 99.99% sure it will but if not it would probably need just a very tiny ammount of routing if it doesnt. If it doesnt fit just take it to a guitar shop and they will make it fit or just be like me and route it yourself lol if you de be careful. Goodluck!
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Fits any standard electric guitar, might not fit all guitars with long or big headstocks
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It all depends on your bridge. This cover fits a vintage style bridge it has a lip around 3 side's. Some vintage bridges from then were flat with no lip just at the back where the strings are.
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That is very doubtful. I put it on a 62 Tele Jap 1980's remake and it fit perfectly. The vintage bridge is the key. If you turned the cover on its' back, this is what the bridge it fits looks like, with pickups down inside and raised edges. If your guitar doesn't look like that I don't think it's possible. It can be difficult to find just the right cover, even for the vintage bridge.