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How to Install a Telecaster Bridge | Fender

How to Install a Telecaster Bridge | Fender

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Everything you need to fit a Bigsby True Vibrato to your Telecaster and similar flattop-body guitars. Kit includes: Bigsby Tailpiece, screws, tension spring, plastic washer, alignment string,and installation Instructions.

Los Angeles. Late 1940s. A love of motorcycles brings together genius engineer Paul Bigsby and music legend Merle Travis. Their friendship inspired Paul to create the first Bigsby True Vibrato Tailpiece. He went on to design a series of Vibratos that rocked the music world. Still the original. Hand Crafted. Sand Cast. Hand Polished. The same way Paul did.

Telecaster is a trademark of FMIC.
Open Box Bigsby B5 Telecaster Vibrato Kit - Telecaster and Similar Flat Top Solid Body Guitars Level 1 Chrome
Open Box Bigsby B5 Telecaster Vibrato Kit - Telecaster and Similar Flat Top Solid Body Guitars Level 1 Chrome

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    submitted16 years ago

    bydogzilla

    frombf colorado

    I installed this trem/bridge on a late model standard. I was a little worried that it would effect the tone, but it still sounds like a TELE, and I really like having the trem available. Installation is a little intimidating, but can be done at home if you are careful and heed the directions provided. I did change out the nut at the same time to tusq (graphite would also work) to allow the strings to slide a bit, and would definately recommend doing so with this bridge as it really helps hold a tuning when using the trem. Exellent!

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  • asked byBshizzle

    fromGlendale,Az

    Would this Bixby be able to go on a 2022 Telecaster and is it a straight bolt on no drilling needed.

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    I’m sorry, I don’t know. In a case like this we recommend having a qualified guitar tech look at the guitar.