Fender Saddles
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Fender Saddles
Does anyone know where i can buy a new set of the screws for height adjustments on the Fender stamped saddles? String thru. Im looking to try and buy some shorter ones because the ones on my PS Mustang Special stick out and dig into the side of my hand while playing. I was thinking about buying these but theyre out of stock. I bought a set for my Squier tele deluxe and theyre perfect. If i could just buy some shorter height adjustment screws though that'd be ideal.
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As a friendly reminder you might not want to just slap on some shorter screws without measuring/adjusting string height after installation and re-radius the saddles. Check out Graph Tech string saver site, and see if they have a set of saddles that will fit your Mustang special. Their design looks similar to the American saddle look which is typically more comfortable based on others opinions. *Tried to make my statement more clear lol sorry lack of sleep*
Last edited by visceral on Tue May 12, 2015 9:34 am, edited 1 time in total.
fuckin' smart. Thanks!Mages wrote:www.guitarpartsresource.com/screws_bridge.htm
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^ If you take out all the screws (those are what adjust the height of the string action) and put new screws in, you will at least need to radius the height all over again and measure string height for adjustment. Maybe not complete re-intonation but as long as your in there I'd check it if you do your own setups. Otherwise if not you'll get charged the install and a setup usually. Did you at least check out those other saddles I mentioned? *I edited my previous post, sorry, lack of sleep and I wasn't very clear*
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The prices people charge for guitar screws are ridiculous when they're just standard parts.
Your bridge will either take #4-40 (US) or M3 (metric) screws. Probably M3.
http://www.albanycountyfasteners.com/So ... 401008.htm
Or if it's #4-40:
http://www.albanycountyfasteners.com/So ... /60000.htm
These durable stainless screws are pennies a piece and are honestly much, much better quality than "guitar" screws, which are often quite soft metal.
By the way, the same website is great for all kinds of screws. Pickguard screws, neck bolts, bridge screws, etc.
Your bridge will either take #4-40 (US) or M3 (metric) screws. Probably M3.
http://www.albanycountyfasteners.com/So ... 401008.htm
Or if it's #4-40:
http://www.albanycountyfasteners.com/So ... /60000.htm
These durable stainless screws are pennies a piece and are honestly much, much better quality than "guitar" screws, which are often quite soft metal.
By the way, the same website is great for all kinds of screws. Pickguard screws, neck bolts, bridge screws, etc.
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