Badass Bridge - 4003 Question
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Badass Bridge - 4003 Question
Hi Everyone,
I just bought a 4003 (Jetglo) and I'm thinking of putting a LQ BadAss bridge on it, as some others on the forum have. Is there a specific model that'll fit a 4003? I'd REALLY rather not add unnecessary screw holes if I don't have to. Anyone else have this experience? Any advice?
Thanks,
Glenn
I just bought a 4003 (Jetglo) and I'm thinking of putting a LQ BadAss bridge on it, as some others on the forum have. Is there a specific model that'll fit a 4003? I'd REALLY rather not add unnecessary screw holes if I don't have to. Anyone else have this experience? Any advice?
Thanks,
Glenn
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I had a 4003 with a BadAss bridge for awhile. I really did not like it as much as the original bridge, i guess because it looked funny. If I was going to get a replacement bridge it would be that Hipshot pictured at the top. That way it is not an irreversible mod.
JETGLO should officially be renamed JETGLO ROCKS! 
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I also put a Bad *** on my 4001. Actually it was a Bad *** II, the flatter one for Fenders. After that I replaced it with a Scaller.
The thing is that Ric routs a small cavity under the tailpiece to make the bridge lower, since the bass had no neck angle. I filled this in on mine with a matching piece of maple.
You do end with up many new holes, as can be seen by my bass with the bridge removed in this pic. I probably moved the bridge a few times, which accounts for the multiple holes!
I'm going to either put the stock bridge/tailpiece back on, or get a hip shot.

The thing is that Ric routs a small cavity under the tailpiece to make the bridge lower, since the bass had no neck angle. I filled this in on mine with a matching piece of maple.
You do end with up many new holes, as can be seen by my bass with the bridge removed in this pic. I probably moved the bridge a few times, which accounts for the multiple holes!
I'm going to either put the stock bridge/tailpiece back on, or get a hip shot.

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