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Musicmaster Bridge Cover

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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Fender-Musicmaste ... 500wt_1156

Firstly, beautiful guitar.

Never seen a bridge cover on a musicmaster before. Anyone got any deets? Id love to line one up for the project ive got in the pipeline if anyone knew if you could still bag them anywhere?
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They came with the Musicmaster I style bridges, but not the II ones (August '64 and later).
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See them once in a while on E-bag and they go for well over $100. :o
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cheers for the info. still really shocked id never noticed them before.

ill keep an eye out on the bay.
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Post by STRATONUCLEAR »

Here's a 63 Musicmaster for sale on Ebay US with one on it:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... K:MEWAX:IT
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cheers bro. id be looking much more at just the bridge on its own than looking for a whole guitar with one.
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Post by Lucamo »

Sorry of this is Hijacking but I didn't wanna make a new thread.

Do you guys know if I can get Vista-series Squier Musmaster bass pick up covers?

I dunno what the fuck if they even exist or not.
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Post by Mages »

did they come with a duncan designed or whatever pickup like this?

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I don't think you can put a cover on them.
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Vista Toenz pickup
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Yep, they do? No pick-up cover can fit them DAMN!?

That is the exact colour of my bass too.

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Post by desertan »

Those bridge covers (OP) are identical to American Strat bridge covers, except for a step in the bottom lip to clear the Musicmaster/Duo Sonic's pickguard.

The ones for the Strat are being reproduced for under $30.00. Buy one of those and grind/file away the area that interferes on the bottom flange.

NOTE: The new reissue Duo-Sonic bridge is the old (rectangular) pre-'64 style, but is missing the tabs to hold this cover in place. So, make some tabs or buy a vintage bridge if yours doesn't have the tabs.

Vintage Duo-Sonic bridges ain't cheap, either... :(
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Post by stewart »

i was considering getting rid of a vintage duo/mm bridge (pre '64 type) and replacing it with el cheapo squier CV bridge for a wee project i'm doing; but for a while the squier ones were almost as hard to find as the vintage jobs (if not moreso), so i hung onto it.
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stewart wrote:i was considering getting rid of a vintage duo/mm bridge (pre '64 type) and replacing it with el cheapo squier CV bridge for a wee project i'm doing; but for a while the squier ones were almost as hard to find as the vintage jobs (if not moreso), so i hung onto it.
That Squier bridge stamping isn't bad. Keep the springs and screws, too. Replace those awful saddles with some proper brass intonated ones and you're OK. Problem is that original bridges are usually $100 or more. When the Squiers were easy to find, I stocked up on 'em.
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desertan, Do you know if the mounting holes on the CV bridge are the same as the vintage bridges?
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from ebay listing: She has some signs of age, including the usual dings and dongs plus some wear and checking

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STRATONUCLEAR wrote:desertan, Do you know if the mounting holes on the CV bridge are the same as the vintage bridges?
they look pretty close to me:
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STRATONUCLEAR wrote:desertan, Do you know if the mounting holes on the CV bridge are the same as the vintage bridges?
Exactly the same--a Squier plate lines up with one of my old bodies ('56) perfectly.