Is there a 6-saddle Tele bridge that drops into a '52 Tele AVRI without woodworking?

Assuming the '52 Tele AVRI takes a traditional Tele bridge, take a look at the Babicz. It works with and without ferrels and is very flexible for adjusting action and intonation. Bonus it is the most comfortable Tele bridge I have ever played

 
Assuming the '52 Tele AVRI takes a traditional Tele bridge, take a look at the Babicz. It works with and without ferrels and is very flexible for adjusting action and intonation. Bonus it is the most comfortable Tele bridge I have ever played

my headless Salen Copy (Censtar) has those cam style height adjustments
 
I'm sorry, but I think people put too much into perfect intonation. I have used Telecasters for years, and most of those have been with 3-saddle bridges. I have never received complaints about my intonation nor have I noticed anything wrong myself.

I have 4 T-style guitars. Two have a Wilkinson ashtray bridge with compensated brass saddles. One has a stamped brass bridge with 6 steel saddles. My other Tele has a vintage style ashtray bridge with compensated brass saddles. To my ears, they all are intonated fine.

Again, I'm sorry, I think too much emphasis is placed on perfect intonation. It can't be done; especially if you are playing out. Environment plays a big role. Hot lights, humidity, etc. will play a factor with intonation; no matter wat kind of hardware is being used.
 
I don't want to be the usual d#rk of the bunch but.... do we really need these over engineered and expensive stuff when 95% of the music we love has been made with very, very, very standard things, like common uncompensated three saddles light stamped bridge in this particualr case for example?
I am a G.A.S. victim but lately I started distancing myself from this, I love thing that works well but trying still keeping in touch with the real world
 
Well, I don't want better intonation out of the blue.

I want to mod this tele into a high-gain guitar. Under higher gain slight variances in intonation show up much more.
 
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