What does mastery bridge do?

Mastery Saddles The Mastery Bridge features a unique, patent issued two saddle design not found on any previous guitar bridge. This added tension per saddle forced downward transfers more string-to-body energy, which you’ll hear in your guitar acoustically as well as amplified.

What radius is mastery Bridge?

7.25″
The Mastery Bridge features precisely-curved adjustable saddles that allow you to effortlessly set-up to any common fingerboard radius, from 7.25″ onward.

What is Bigsby bridge?

The Bigsby vibrato tailpiece is a type of vibrato device for electric guitar designed by Paul A. Bigsby. When the arm of the Bigsby is pushed down towards the top of the guitar, the bridge rocks forward causing the strings to loosen, lowering their pitch. When the arm is released, the strings return to normal pitch.

Which is the mastery bridge for Bigsby B5?

The Mastery M4.1 Bridge for Bigsby B5 users that have a standard vintage Tele footprint features cutouts in the back of the baseplate along with our unique hard chrome plated brass saddles to ensure your strings will glide smoothly over the surface of the saddles without any chance of interference or pinching in worn string grooves.

Can a mastery bridge be used on a Telecaster?

Mastery also produce several hardtail bridges, 3 or 4 hole mount, with all the benefits of the Telecaster bridge. These can be used on right or left-hand guitars. Familiarise your self with bridge adjustment before fitting and stringing the guitar. Use the hex’ keys supplied.

Who is the creator of the mastery bridge?

The bridges are designed and manufactured in the USA by master luthier John Woodland. All bridges can be retro-fitted to US manufactured guitars, there is no compromise to vintage guitars. Nottingham City Guitars stocks a range of Mastery products.

What kind of bridge does mastery guitar have?

The Mastery Bridge features a unique, patent issued two saddle design not found on any previous guitar bridge.