2 Piece Bridge

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to get one, do i just e-mail Dana B. Goods?

and how much do you think they are?
 
anywhere in the US for less than $98 (50 Pounds)
i want a black 5 string bridge
 
Within the US, you're right. Dana B. Goods is your go-to distributor. They will take care of this for you in no time.
 
wow.
i guess i'll just put up with my 1-piece until i get an actual wick.
$169.12 for the 5 string black bridge. that's ridiculous.
 
XxBassPlayerxX said:
wow.
i guess i'll just put up with my 1-piece until i get an actual wick.
$169.12 for the 5 string black bridge. that's ridiculous.

It wouldnt fit anyway.
 
you would have to rout the body to fit the bridge (which is slightly recessed)..get yourself a badass or gotoh bridge and you're good to go :D
 
i was actually planning on routing it. but ohhhhh well :(
 
+1 on the badass... I played a fender awhile back with one and really like em... Very very very heavy duty bridge... But I still like my 2 peice W more :)
 
so what makes the badass better than the regular 1 piece W bridge?
 
XxBassPlayerxX said:
so what makes the badass better than the regular 1 piece W bridge?

It's more adjustable, And heavier... Which will give you a bit more sustain.
 
I reckon you should just save the money and put it towards a regular Warwick - which will come with it's own 2 piece bridge.

I've changed bridges before - I put a hipshot on a Fender P-bass, and an ABM on a Rockbass Corvette. there are some sonic benefits, but overall, I don't it's good value for the outlay! If you're doing it because you like tinkering... then go ahead (that's why I did it really)
 
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