Do I need any other parts to go with this bridge for my jazzmaster
1573211
Nope, the mustang bridge will drop right in where the original bridge was. I prefer the mustang bridge for its simplicity and it keeps my strings from popping out of the saddles so much
1573212
No. I think the tremolo arm you have will fit. I did find that I needed some metal bushings to keep the bridge from being movable, but that's an optional thing. A luthier friend installed those for me.
932996
It is not the exact same bridge as the special edition but the bridge will work well and not look out of place. Good Luck
23809
it's called bi-ampable and yes it does have it.don't have to use it leave the metal bridge on or remove.
949389
Yes, I believe so. I only use one, but the board has more slots and it comes with the bridge, soooo
1284374
Yes it will, it works on all the jazzmaster/jaguar models that use the traditional "drop-in" bridge piece. However, It DOES NOT work with the models that are stock equipped with the "adust-o-matic" style bridge piece, such as the MIM 'classic player' models.
530818
Your bridge MUST have the "sides" to it. Not the flat ones otherwise it has nothing to grip on. You may have to give it a little love tap with a rubber hammer to make it snug. Looks cool!
622238
When I bought mine it came with transducer and harware, mounting brackets and wiring for power. It was ready to install, you need nothing else.
2282951
Hi. I don't know for sure, but my understanding is that you cannot bridge this amp. Cheers
634057
Hi! Thanks for the question. Just add the trumpet/cornet peg to your order and you should be good to go! Please let us know if you have any additional questions. http://www.amazon.com/Hercules-DS501B-Trumpet-Cornet-PEG/dp/B000EENAMC/ref=sr_1_57?m=AJRBH136ZIOA5&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1378236242&sr=1-57
2013053
Yes and no. It does include all of the cables, but it doesn't have everything you need to play. The most notable absence is the kick drum pedal. You need one of those, or you can't play the bass drum. You need your own sticks, too, and if you want to hear yourself play, you either need headphones with a 1/4-inch plug or an adapter to enable you to plug in your 1/8-inch headphones. If you want other people to hear you play, you'll have to buy a drum amplifier and a cable to connect it to the module. I don't think it comes with a drum throne, either, so you'll need a stool or something to sit on.
1817547
It depends on how much bass you want .I would say no but the other one you can bridge to get more power.
1189170
yeah why not. if you knew exactly what bridging was. you can almost bridge any amp. not the best amp #1 but I mean it'll do the job...-ish
89034
It comes with instructions to make a jig (with parts included) that places the 3 pickups in the exact spot under the bridge. A gel super glue included is what holds them in place.
15170
No. One bridge is sufficient. Each unit can be controlled separately through the same bridge
993678
No & FYI the bridge popped off the guitar about 2 months after tuning. I had to superglue it back on.
728365
It will work ,but the radius is off and the saddles are fixed . The strings still move around in the grooves, you will have to up your string gauge . I put folded tin foil under my low and high e to get the radius right ,and you don't HAVE to replace the stock bridge its just fine ,it was said this Squire is truer to the original than the Fender model the mods you make will be dependent on you playing style ,and preferences research all the mods ,look up Elvis Costellos Jazzmaster ,that guitar is setup to gig ,unless your a pro you wont need it to be that stable .Good luck .It really is a great guitar (for the price ) dont over do it, love it for what it is . It will work ,but the radius is off and the saddles are fixed . The strings still move around in the grooves, you will have to up your string gauge . I put folded tin foil under my low and high e to get the radius right ,and you don't HAVE to replace the stock bridge its just fine ,it was said this Squire is truer to the original than the Fender model the mods you make will be dependent on you playing style ,and preferences research all the mods ,look up Elvis Costellos Jazzmaster ,that guitar is setup to gig ,unless your a pro you wont need it to be that stable .Good luck .It really is a... » Read More It will work ,but the radius is off and the saddles are fixed . The strings still move around in the grooves, you will have to up your string gauge . I put folded tin foil under my low and high e to get the radius right ,and you don't HAVE to replace the stock bridge its just fine ,it was said this Squire is truer to the original than the Fender model the mods you make will be dependent on you playing style ,and preferences research all the mods ,look up Elvis Costellos Jazzmaster ,that guitar is setup to gig ,unless your a pro you wont need it to be that stable .Good luck .It really is a great guitar (for the price ) dont over do it, love it for what it is . « Show Less
2196483
I did not need any other parts. I needed a new one because the cable wrapped around another part, which caused the window to drop. I hope this helps!