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Left Hand Wilkinson Bridge for Telecaster Ash-Tray Brass Saddles WTB

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Left Hand Wilkinson Bridge for Telecaster Ash-Tray Brass Saddles WTBWilkinson Left Handed WTB Bridge for Telecaster One of the most popular Telecaster upgrades out there, the Wilkinson Telecaster Compatible Bridge combines all of Trev Wilkinson's design ethos offering a vast improvement on the bridges that come as standard on Tele style guitars. It comes supplied with colour matched screws and an Allen key for adjusting the saddles. Compensated Brass Saddles Brass saddles are amongst the best materials out there when

Wilkinson Left-Handed WTB Bridge for Telecaster

One of the most popular Telecaster upgrades out there, the Wilkinson Telecaster Compatible Bridge combines all of Trev Wilkinson's design ethos offering a vast improvement on the bridges that come as standard on Tele-style guitars. It comes supplied with colour-matched screws and an Allen key for adjusting the saddles.

Compensated Brass Saddles

Brass saddles are amongst the best materials out there when it comes to bridge saddles design. This is because they impart a warm tonality that isn't too bright, whilst being hard enough to not suffer from wear over time and deliver excellent intonation properties.

Stamped Steel

The base plate is made from stamped steel, just like the original Telecaster bridges were. This gives you fantastic durability and reliable performance from the off, delivering sustain and tone enhancements for your instrument.

Dual Loading Bridge Design

This bridge is dual loading, so you can have your strings as top loading or string thru. There are various reasons you might choose either, so having both as an option is a pretty good deal!

String Thru

When using a string thru bass bridge, you'll have increased tension versus a top-loading bridge, which some players prefer as it gives you a more stable playing platform, particularly when you're plucking with your fingers. It really comes down to personal preference, as both will sound equally great, just different.

Top Loading

When top loading, the strings are top mounted to the back of the bridge, which means a slightly lesser string tension than that of a through body. This will make the guitar sound more resonant and lively, which some players prefer over string-thru style bridges.

Wilkinson Compensated Tele Compatible Bridge

There's a good reason the Wilkinson WTB is one of the best-selling Tele-compatible bridges out there, it fits the vast majority of genuine Fender guitars, and imports, and makes a great starting point for any brand-new Tele-style builds as well.

WTB Specifications

  • String Spacing 10.8mm (54mm E to E)
  • Base Plate Material - Steel
  • Saddle Material - Brass
  • String Mounting - String Thru or Top Loader
  • Left Handed Bridge
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