Fender HiMass 4-String Bass Bridge, Brass Saddles, Chrome | Bass bridge upgrade, five-screw mount, brass saddles, improved sustain, chrome finish, Fender hardware

A really good direct replacement for a standard jazz-bass bridge. I've used this on a few different basses and it's an excellent replacement, considerably better in my opinion than the standard jazz bass bridge. It's also considerable cheaper than other 'heavy' hi-mass bridges. Direct replacement and very well-made.

The best bridge for a Fender bass I have found with the sole exception of the (much more expensive) Babicz Full Contact. It really is a bargain, it's heavy, it's beautifully made, is very stable, the chrome plating is flawless, and it has Fender branding. Unlike some replacements, it doesn't look out of place on your Fender. I have this on two of my P basses now, and would 100% recommend it.

Fitted straight into my old precision copy and is a very nice upgrade to the old slightly scabby bridge. Didn’t break the bank, improves the look feel and adjustment ,

Fits easy, better intonation for tuning and better sound.(looks good two )

Cheap bass guitar bridge upgrade Fender brand Great design more stable and solid than the original Cost next to nothing but made me so much more happier as bass much easier to set up

I bought this for a 1998 Fender Jazz Bass Deluxe, which I had already swapped the standard bridge out for a Gotoh high mass bridge several years ago. I didn't find the Gotoh making a blind bit of difference to the tone or sustain of the Jazz bass, and I think it's the same with this new Fender bridge. However, I never expected it would and I bought it for a cosmetic change and something fun to tinker with. So, compared to the last two bridges? The Fender HiMass is a huge bit of metal; whilst the screw holes line up perfectly and the strings travel along the same path as before, the saddles and the string anchor points are a little further back to the string length is increased slightly. The bridge itself is a big unit, even with a few hollowed out points inside it is heavier than the Gotoh, and certainly the standard Fender bent bit of metal. It does what it says, but for a new unit there are a couple of points which I thought were a little short sighted. First off, to adjust the intonation requires a screwdriver, which I prefer to allan keys, but rather than having the screw head on the back of the bridge, it's tucked away down a thin tunnel so requires delving around to find a thin screw driver rather than allowing a multi tool or something similar. The saddles themselves are very wide - whilst the string tension will hopefully keep everything in place, the Gotoh seated the strings far better. For those who like through body stringing, this isn't a feature - it is top loading only, so if your bass has been drilled through and has ferrules fitted, this bridge will cover them up. Finally, the whole unit looks a bit cruder and more angular than in the photo once installed - probably just me, but it looks like it would be more at home on a Gibson Explorer bass rather than a Jazz or Precision. Those little criticisms aside, most of which are very subjective, its a solid piece of kit and so far does the job very well.

Does the job great adds depth to the sound. Check you fit to your guitar I fitted on a Sire ie not matching holes but easily remedied

Great upgrade, I wasn't expecting much in terms of tone etc, whether that's improved or not I don't know or care, still sounds like a P-bass. Biggest improvements are that the saddles don't splay out while you're playing and it just looks better.

Put it in my Mexican Precision, and fit like a glove, and despite the looks, it has a low profile, making it perfect for low action

Seit der Fender-Klage meide ich diese Firma eher. Aber diese Brücke hat ein großartiges Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis. Auf allen meinen modifizierten Bässen ist diese Himass Bridge drauf. Der Ton wird definierter, fetter und bekommt mehr Sustain. Absolute Empfehlung!

Excellent bridge. The quality is good and it is heavy as one would expect from a "Hi-Mass" bridge. I am not entirely sure that changing a bridge is a game changer for a bass but feel relatively certain that it improved the tone and sustain of my bass. This was the final modification after installing an Audere Preamp and Bartolini pickups. The bridge fit on my Squier '70's vibe Precision Bass perfectly. The holes matched up exactly and it was very easy to install with no modification needed to the bass or the bridge. Be sure to remember that it is necessary to set your intonation after installing a new bridge. I held this against my old bridge and adjusted the string lengths so that the intonation would be close as soon as it was installed. The price was right and the quality is good. I am pleased.

If you have a P bass, get this bridge. Fits perfect and is much higher quality than the stock bridge. No issues with it being too high, no need to shim the neck. Actually had to raise the saddles a bit and intonate it of course. Easy peasy. Dont bother with cheap bridges, tried a few and they suck.

Migliore dell'originale. Più solido. regolazioni buone, garantisce un ottima vibrazione delle corde, unito al capotasto in ottone, ha cambiato radicalmente il suono del mio fender jazz bass con un sustain al di sopra di ogni sospetto.