jazzmaster bridge staytrem

The only problem you might encounter with the American Pro bridge is the saddle spacing. Thats why I check other solutions and this one is right here in Kyiv, so decided to give it a look. Haven't owned a Staytrem but they definitely have look better. I Can't Help It. Second Magnatech album on Sharawaji in a few weeks on CD and Vinyl! as well as improve your user experience on our pages and show you personalised ads (learn more). I love my Staytrem. It's easy to fit (and remove) and will certainly stop the string jumping issue. Remove saddle from the screw and insert the screw in the opposite hole? I just cannot buy it anywhere, as you see above they are not available on site, as well as on ebay or reverb. To me, complaining that it's a problem that a Mastery requires maintenance is like saying it's a problem that Jazzmasters need bridge replacements. 114 days ago, Pirecords: https://soundcloud.com/waikiki-makaki. That Jag should have a vintage style bridge with a 9.5" radius. I should also mention that the most recent set of StayTrem bridges i bought have an added improvement to the design to keep the saddles from shifting and rattling, making them superior to Fender's current offerings. My Jaguar currently has Mustand with 56 mm string spacing and it feels completly ok. Not sure, may be somebody would add? Actually, if you go to Darren Riley's website, he appears to have the Fender OEM American Pro Jag/Jazzmaster bridges in stock, which are similar to the Staytrem w/ solid Mustang saddles in a set 9.5" radius. What this means is that the data we store in them is used to enhance your use of our website It may not display this or other websites correctly. and with a perfect nutritional balance. Any experience with these? The intonation screws for the high and low E are extra long and go into the front plate of the bridge so as to keep all the saddles as snug as possible with no side to side movement. This information allows us to show you personalized advertisements thanks to which Audiofanzine is financed. It's fine. When I got the Staytrem, it was considerably cheaper than the Mastery, and I also preferred the individually adjustable saddles since I use a wound G string. I guarantee you that those bridges are fine, and that with more experience setting them up, you won't need an expensive "upgrade." Do not click. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. The words Gretsch and associated logos and designs are the registered trademarks of FRED W. GRETSCH ENTERPRISES, LTD. JavaScript is disabled. It works fine -- and they make models for both common JM fingerboard shapes. A proper whole Staytrem should most certainly fit in your guitar. 62 days ago, jimbones: Send me a notification via email whenever there is a new ad on this product, See all 25 photos of Staytrem Jaguar & Jazzmaster Bridge. We are using Google Analytics in order to better understand the use that our visitors make of our website in an attempt to improve it. Talk about the Fender Jazzmaster, Jaguar, and any other offset waist guitars with us! I felt like the Mastery made the guitar seem more strat like while the Staytrem kept true to the offset guitar feel. I played one on a Thurston Moore jazzmaster and I feel it took away some of the sound of the vintage ones. I think the StayTrem warnings about AOM bridges are for MIM Classic Player models and Squier JMJMs. music alive. 18 days ago. By unchecking this box you will still have advertisements but they may be less interesting :) We are using Google Ad Manager to display part of our ads, or tools integrated to our own CMS for the rest. Thanks to all the surf bands, past and present. by Pepe Silvia Sun May 27, 2018 5:35 pm. It's not the proper way to do things, and as edwardsand stated, it would stop the bridge from rocking. https://offsetguitars.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=111141, https://www.loctiteproducts.com/en/ts/specialty/loctite_threadlockerblue242.html, https://www.daddario.com/products/g-wound-mediumblues-jazz-rock-wound-3rd-11-49/, https://www.daddario.com/products/gxl-nickel/ej21-nickel-wound-jazz-light-12-52/, https://www.premierguitar.com/articles/25516-diy-how-to-set-up-jazzmasters-jaguars, Cooked an Impossible Burger ..close but no cigar. To solve the sinking issue with the stock bridge, you can use thread locker, like loktight blue (don't use red) or teflon tape on the threads of the bridge. So, i should clarify something and give yall an update. with too much fat or too much sugar, you'll be glad to learn that we made them ourselves with fresh, organic and fair ingredients, Whos coming to SG101? I don't like the mastery bridge. No complaints with mine. Waikiki Makaki surf-rock band from Ukraine, https://www.facebook.com/waikikimakaki/ And I don't know why but it keeps sinking, i.e. I like narrower. idk man, I love the stock jazzmaster bridge above all the others. Privacy Policy Second Magnatech album on Sharawaji in a few weeks on CD and Vinyl! You can buy some from Grainger made of brass (I have some for my Bass VI I plan to install and throw some pics up later). I have a Staytrem on one of my Warmoth JMs- it came on the guitar, I wouldn't have spent money on it. Expesnive but solid. strap TDPRI, short for Telecaster Discussion Page Reissue, is the leading online community and marketplace for Telecaster guitars. Staytrems are great for the price, and a little better than a normal Mustang bridge. And I am from Ukraine, not Russia). The cookies that we use are only meant to improve your experience on our website. You are completely right, these posts will be not rocking so the whole tremolo feel will be different. Here's a run down of what I found for those of you looking to find out all the differences in one post. Thank you, my friend, I understand now, thanks for clarifying. This one should also fit https://darrenriley.com/store/fender-american-pro-jaguar-jazzmaster-bridge-7709942000/ . Since the last thing that we want is disturbing your diet Looking forward to SG102 2022 I know because I've probably read them all, because I was trying to decide if I should get that fooking Mastery. Y'all are makin my want one of these again, warts and alli think i see another VM Squier on the horizon. It was easier to setup, looks better, I think the guitar is actually louder than with the Mastery and no buzzing saddles. Hellllloooo people of Earth But couldn't you take that bridge and move the saddles onto a regular jaguar bridge plate? Check out our Does the Staytrem not fit? Do not click. They aren't the issue; setup is. Think the Staytrem is the way forward. by thegumbootman Sun May 29, 2016 6:00 am, Post Am I now locked into whatever height I glued it at? I've had three Mastery bridges, various other offset bridges and just got a Staytrem. However, there are two minor errors I noticed. by grapesoda Tue Jun 14, 2016 12:00 am, Post I would put in a pre-order for your bridge from StayTrem, the sooner you're in the que the better. People really overthink the bridges on these things. And you could always switch things back. In gentler hands, the Mustang bridge seems to be a great, less expensive option that does work. Nice comparison! After searching online for detailed information, I couldn't find an in depth A/B comparison of the Mastery and Staytrem bridges anywhere so I ended up buying one of each to try out and see for myself. Other Guitar Replacement Part from Staytrem, We have no technical specifications for this productbut your help will be much welcomed, Other names: Second, a con to both the Mastery and Staytrem is you CANNOT adjust horizontal string spacing. Love my Staytrem. That bridge you have is a Staytrem bridge but the legs have been removed and replaced with tuno-matic posts. You are using an out of date browser. I just ordered three bridges from stay trem on Jan 12 and they shipped friday. Been playing Jazzmasters and Jaguars since I bought a new 1964 Jazzmaster in the spring of 1965 and my lead guitar had a 1964 Jaguar. And thanks to all the fans who care about and keep surf Presently available in several languages including French and English, with over 700,000 registered members, AudioFanzine offers, free of charge, and for over 10 years, content and services in the fields of audio and musical instruments. Thoughts? The new players series jags APPEAR to have bushings keeping the bridge from rocking. thanks, I will sure look at it. Recently put it on my CS Bass VI. I meant the Professional series appear to come with bushings; I'll let you know when mine drops by tomorrow and acclimates maybe sunday. ). Plus I would prefer for Staytrem to know what a 7.25 radius is, not me! Of course, I did. Most Mustang bridges have a spacing of 55mm. The Staytrem has a slightly narrower spacing to properly fit the Jag/Jazmaster fret board width. No polls at this time. I don't even know what or who Halon is. https://darrenriley.com/store/fender-american-pro-jaguar-jazzmaster-bridge-7709942000/. Dumb question, but if I use loktight, is that it? Also, if you use that then you'll have to remove the original thimbles in the guitar and replace them with the tunomatic ones, it's not impossible, but the size probably won't match so there will most likely have to be some modification to the thimble holes, at the very least there will be ridges put in the holes from the lines on the tunomatic thimbles. I guess I will preorder it and see what happens) I will also check American pro bridge, sure. According to the specs on DR's site the AM-PRo bridge has a narrow spacing of 2 1/16'' , which is 52.3875mm, so that's essentially the same spacing as the StayTrems. The ampro is the same thing, cheaper (I got one for 65) and you dont have to wait. Some JM players don"t like them but it worked on my Jaguar. Colophon. I have to get out my Allen key and raise it all the time (I'm guessing combination of vibration and downward pressure?). I wonder furtherhas anyone tried a tru-arc on these? I can tell the bridge portion is Staytrem from the screw spacing and the plastic screw washer. Check out our I was pleased to see this new change in design. They are almost the same as Staytrem. It may not display this or other websites correctly. jaguarjazzmasterbridge. Have the thimbles been replaced or re-drilled? https://staytrem.com/epages/9500023h=/Shops/950002362/Categories/Page__Category1, https://darrenriley.com/store/fender-american-pro-jaguar-jazzmaster-bridge-7709942000/, Saw Tab Benoit Last Night (More MH content. You mean the one with threaded barrels? I did not say Staytrem will not fit, it sure will. It solved all of the issues related to Jazzmaster/ Jaguar bridges. Your guitar is beautiful, it deserves the best. by DanyoSound Thu Jun 16, 2016 12:36 am, Post by lewisanderson Tue May 31, 2016 6:08 pm, Post Mastery makes great products. by sunburster Sun Jun 05, 2016 9:12 pm, Post You must log in or register to reply here. Please visit our friends in the surf music community: Contact Us Had the same problems when I bought my Jaguar with that bridge - As stated on other posts, a Mustang bridge bought at a great price on Ebay, immediately solved all issues. Then there's always the Buzzstop which increases the string pressure over the saddles. 98 days ago, bigtikidude: We are likely to display advertisements from our own platform, from Google Advertising Products or from Adform. I have the action quite low, actually as low as I can get it without anything fretting out. For help with setups and other technical issues. Also did you happen to check out the link i posted to the Fender modern bridge type? I definitely suggst not to use that combination you have there. This is a type of Staytrem that was produced some years ago, theyve called it drop-in for TOM or something like this. by TheMilford Tue Jun 14, 2016 11:29 am, Post New stuff coming from the Men in Gray Suits REALLY SOON! It's not meant to be used with tunomatic posts. The words Fender, Telecaster, Stratocaster and the associated headstock designs are registered trademarks of the Fender Musical Instruments Corporation. First, you mention the both bridges have "better string spacing than stock", but the stock threaded saddles are such that you can adjust the string spacing however you like it, so this does not make any sense. Spam Formum posts this morning. Ive got a Mustang bridge on the guitar, but its for 7.5 radius but my neck is 9.5. And of course you could also go with the original type Jaguar bridge with adjustable saddles. Also, aesthetically, it's pot metal and just looks like junk. I have flatwounds on it at the moment.which Im not liking AT ALL, and i wonder if they might be a bit too slippery for this bridge? BUT you make me wonder If I have the guitar set up in a way thats just too flat for this bridge to work well? I think the best solutions is 12s or at the least 11s with medium action. For one, it rattles like crazy. Ordered mine with a custom radius (7.25 for the E, B & G and 9.5 for the D, A, E) In order to facilitate not raising the bass side of the channel higher than the treble side. I have had both the staytrem (before it was rare) and the ampro. They are taking international orders again. I don't know if the bridge has the same post diameter or not though in the Jags/Jazzmasters. This one-sized bridge is actually an advantage. by HorseyBoy Mon Jun 13, 2016 11:53 pm, Post https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1sTg2JTKUZ3Vlu44gW2OYA That's a really good write up for posterity. JavaScript is disabled. Narrower is better? 59 days ago, midwestsurfguy: Anyway, I want to upgrade, and I've boiled down my choices to Mastery, Halon, or Staytrem? Ive checked the site and it really says 52 mm. I put a Mastery bridge on my Jaguar. About Us I have a Mustang bridge and a Buzz-stop on my Jazzmaster. Could you please post a picture of the the thimbles on your Jaguar. I sold my staytrem for around 200 (bought it for 65 lol) and bought an ampro. Post Maybe the seller will ship to Russia. I've played someone else's Mastery on someone else's 1961 Jazzmaster, but that's not really any kind of basis for comparison. You are stuck with what they give you (which, for me, is not ideal). I'm not sure how long it will take. 52 days ago, bigtikidude: You are using an out of date browser. When this parameter is activated, no personal information is sent to Google and the IP addresses are anonymized. It's 9.5" radius and narrow string spacing, they are in stock. Im a bad player and tend to really beat it up live do it seemed necessary. 75 days ago, Jojobaplant: You must log in or register to reply here. I'm in the Staytrem camp now. You just have to set them up a certain way. I've read a few have put them on the j mascis jazzmaster to deal with the stock 12" to 9.5" radius difference bw bridge and neck and that the I rotation is spot on. by baccachewy Mon Jun 06, 2016 9:00 pm, Post The blue Loctite Blue 242 is designed to be removable with hand tools so adjusting will be fine after application. past contests. This "Jag Stang" solved all my bridge problems after installing a Bigsby on my 70s Thinline Telecaster (with flatwounds). If you can order a 9.5" Staytrem (they appear to be shipping internationally now) that would probably the be never to be second guessed, no regrets option. 50th anniversary seems to have the same width as 62 reissue - 1.65, but I need to check it. These. Thanks for coming Guy! The website cannot function properly without these cookies. by AwesomeWelles Sun Jun 05, 2016 11:31 pm, Post The American Pro bridge (at least from what I have read) has a slightly wider Mustang string spacing width that probaly works ok with the American Pro Jags/Jazzmasters which have a slightly wider nut width (1.687"). Surf guitar I've got a new Squier CV Jazzmaster that has been a nightmare to setup, but I finally dialed it in (a shim, some truss rod tweaking, the right bridge height, some fretwork), but I'm not happy with the OEM bridge. Seems that the saddles and screws are the only thing that's different from stock. These are cookies that guarantee the proper functioning of Audiofanzine. My guitar tech says it will be reversible to original bridge if it wont work for me, but I sill have some doubts. If your guitar is built for a vintage style bridge (which i believe it is) then a Staytrem would be an excellent option. I was trying to buy Staytrem for my 50th anniversary Jag, but no way, even from the Staytrem site. Probably not a good way as you say, although my guitar tech says that no drilling or any modifications will be needed. I voted Staytrem because it's the only one I have on a guitar I own. by 0xeneye Tue Jun 07, 2016 1:23 pm, Post I use a Staytrem on my Squier VM Jazzmaster. Yes, Audiofanzine is using cookies. Works great. Just a thought maybe flip the saddle around? American professional bridge. I don't want to lose the ability to do a set up (just in case something else changes, know what I mean?). 98 days ago, ArtS: I don't thrash so I don't know if it will make a difference for you but my Thinkskin JM, like a lot of JMs out there, has a Mustang bridge replacement. You can find more details on data protection in our, As an alternative, you can also prevent us from using cookies and permanently hide this cookies popup by clicking. As BrentD said, you should contact Staytrem, he can tell you for sure that his bridges will work. New stuff coming from the Men in Gray Suits REALLY SOON! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1sTg2JTKUZ3Vlu44gW2OYA. Looking for a new bridge for a JMJ. Then I was offered here drop in bridge with tunomatic posts, seems to be a good option, what do you think? Terms of Service I'm confused as to why you say it wouldn't fit. 98 days ago, TheOutpost: PatGall: That guitar is too nice to put tunomatics in it. I've never used such a thing, but it looks like it would keep the bridge from rocking back and forth - that might be good for a hard tail set up, but the tremolo is designed to work with one that moves. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. For the record, there are tons of Mastery vs Staytrem bridge comparisons on this site. No contests at this time. We did not wait for a law to make us respect our members and visitors' privacy. by DeanoSonic Sun May 29, 2016 3:30 am, Post To configure your cookie preferences, click here. by grapesoda Sun May 29, 2016 5:28 am, Post by Brandsmannen Mon Jun 13, 2016 3:01 pm, Post Thanks, man! Are the barrels on any these bridges switchable, who knows? by mbene085 Mon Jun 06, 2016 8:22 am, Post If you can get a Staytrem that is hard to beat. Many thanks for the comparison. Of course if you play in that style you probably don't want to fight the strings as much especially if they pop out of the saddle. This is probably the least expensive mod. Examples: cookies that help you stay logged in from page to page or that help customizing your usage of the website (dark mode or filters). It's more comfortable and easier to just look at and immediately understand. All comments and user contributed articles are property of the posters. 55 doesn't bother some people but it's not my favorite. past polls. SurfGuitar101.com 2004 - 2018 by Brian Neal. I'd contact StayTrem if you're considering one. Spam Formum posts this morning. I love my Mastery bridge, have never had a problem. 52mm keeps the e strings off the fretboard edges. I love the action as I have it, and theres no fret buzz or dull spots so I think if I can fix this saddle that would be great.

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