which of these bridges will be better for a baritone?

[JohnZAH]

'm building a jazz master baritone and I've had good luck with a fender hard tail on other guitars but I like the look and feel of TOM style bridges.

Any suggestions? or reasons why I should definitely NOT use one of these?
thanks!

 

[Curly]

Re: which of these bridges will be better for a baritone?

fyi, there's a virtual builder here:
http://www.offsetguitars.com/dressing_room/index.htm

unfortunately, though, they have very few options

 

[ItsaBass]

Re: which of these bridges will be better for a baritone?

I'd definitely look at the G&L Saddle Lock bridge. They're great sounding, well made (very solid), have good saddle travel, and have a side clamp to smoosh the saddles together. So they are a breeze not only for setting intonation, but for holding it. And IMO one of them would look good on the J.M. body shape.

 

[JohnZAH]

Re: which of these bridges will be better for a baritone?

I'd definitely look at the G&L Saddle Lock bridge. They're great sounding, well made (very solid), have good saddle travel, and have a side clamp to smoosh the saddles together. So they are a breeze not only for setting intonation, but for holding it. And IMO one of them would look good on the J.M. body shape.

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holy sh*t. that thing looks pretty awesome. I love the saddle travel for sure. where can a guy get one of those?