Just bought a new Hipshot 4003 bridge
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- bassduke49
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Just bought a new Hipshot 4003 bridge
. . . on eBay from Guitar Parts Resource for $114 incl. shipping. Hope I made the right choice. Looked it up on Hipshot's site and it retails for $145. Too late now, but is GPR an OK outfit?
This will go on the Monte along with the plexi bridge pickup surround from Pickguardian. Now I'll be able to palm mute and pick with no obstructions. What do the Jeffs think?
This will go on the Monte along with the plexi bridge pickup surround from Pickguardian. Now I'll be able to palm mute and pick with no obstructions. What do the Jeffs think?
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I've bought a few parts from Bass Parts Resource and they always sent the item in great shape and pretty quickly....they did however, refuse to leave me feedback on several occasions and after several emails requesting feedback and stating that I was pleased with the item and had left them positive feedback on the first few purchases, I left them a neutral...Well THAT got their attention and they responded with a neutral... no big deal but it's just one of my pet peeves when power sellers are too lazy or high and mighty to leave feedback.
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Their site says that they are instock. I could at least add one to my cart for $109.
http://www.guitarpartsresource.com/bridge_hipshot.htm
It doesn't look like it's a direct replacement however.

http://www.guitarpartsresource.com/bridge_hipshot.htm
It doesn't look like it's a direct replacement however.

Buy it before someone else does.
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Andy, I assume you mean the machine screws that adjust the intonation? The wood screws for mounting couldn't be longer without going through the body of the bass! I tried to intonate, and the saddles for the A, D, and G strings are out at the limit and still intonate a tad flat. I'll give them a call about longer screws.
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