Product overview A metal saddle bridge designed for bass guitar use. Built for long term durability with a smooth, well polished surface that fits as a direct replacement for worn or low quality bridges. Key benefits Durable construction: Solid metal design offers maximum endurance for long time use, reducing the need for frequent replacements. Smooth, polished finish: Precisely machined and well polished surfaces help minimize string wear and allow consistent contact at the saddle. Reliable performance: Designed to provide stable string seating and predictable intonation when installed correctly. Easy replacement: Functions as a practical substitute for a worn or damaged bass guitar bridge, simplifying upgrades or repairs. Important attributes Function: Saddle style bridge for mounting strings, supporting proper string height and intonation on bass guitars. Compatibility: Intended for use on bass guitars as a replacement bridge component. Check your instrument for matching screw spacing and mounting requirements before installation. Material: Metal construction for strength and longevity. Surface and finish: Smooth, well polished surfaces for consistent string contact and a precise fit. Typical use scenarios : a worn, damaged, or corroded bridge on a practice or stage bass to restore secure string anchoring and playability. Upgrade: Swap out a low quality stock bridge to improve build quality and durability without changing the instrument hardware layout. Studio or live setup: Use as a stable bridge option for basses used in recording or gigging, where reliable string seating and consistent intonation are important. Installation notes Confirm mounting hole spacing and overall dimensions on your instrument before to ensure compatibility. Proper installation and setup, including string height and intonation adjustments, will yield the performance. If unsure about fitting, consult a technician or luthier for installation assistance. This bridge provides a straightforward, durable replacement option for bass guitar owners looking to maintain or improve the mechanical reliability of their instrument.