I have recently purchased a Tribute ASAT Classic BB and have a question about the bridge P/U enclosure. I am not sure what it is called shield, bracket or what? I am having issues with the pick hitting the side of this which is frustrating as it encroaches into the area that I normally play. Any one know of any scooped ones, preferably commercial or do I have to play more towards the neck?? All of my other guitars do not have this bracket?-? Your experiences would be greatly appreciated
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Bluesboy Blues
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Re: Bluesboy Blues
It is actually the bracket that holds the saddle and bridge (Tele style?)
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Re: Bluesboy Blues
You might try using an "ashtray cover" which fits over the bridge, like this:
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Re: Bluesboy Blues
That could possibly work. I just played it and I am hanging up right about the top of the P/U, a little lower than the screw shown in the photo. If the treble side was scooped it would do the job and look decent.!!
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Re: Bluesboy Blues
Found webposts on players modding the Bridge plate and found a company that makes the complete bridge. The company is Callaham guitars. Wondering if anyone has done business with them?
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Re: Bluesboy Blues
Found http://thebridge-works.com Found a source for notched Bridge plates in PA. Although he shows 3 saddle bridges, he will be posting six saddle.