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How To Install A Bigsby Tailpiece Springsteen

Aug 08, 2005  Installing Bigsby Spring Discussion in 'Tele-Technical' started by chago04, Aug 7, 2005. Aug 7, 2005 #1. Chago04 Tele-Meister. Jul 12, 2005 Gilbert, AZ. For those of you with Bigsby's--- How do you get the spring to stay in the bigsby. I have it on the guitar already, but I'm not sure how to make the spring stay on there. The Bigsby vibrato tailpiece (or Bigsby for short) is a type of mechanical vibrato device for electric guitar designed by Paul A. Bigsby.The device allows musicians to bend the pitch of notes or entire chords with their pick hand for various effects. Includes Genuine Bigsby B3 With Gretsch Logo, Hinge Screws, Tension Spring, and Plastic Washer. NEW - Bigsby B3 Vibrato Tailpiece With Arm. Other alphabets (Cyrillic, Japanese, Chinese, etc.) will not.

If I wanted to install a Bigsby B5 to my tele AND wanted to use the vintage 3-saddle bridge would I need to do anything special other than file some slots for the strings in the back of the bridge? I don't want to mess with any neck shimming and I've read sometimes that has to be done if you don't use the stock Bigsby bridge. Or should I go with the Bigsby bridge for a better sound or would that matter? Also, since the Bigsby adds mass/weight to the guitar would it be helpful for me to do any type of 'lightening' cutouts under the pickguard to compensate for the weight change? I've got a B5 and an ashtray bridge with notched saddles (the Wilkinson type as sold by ) on a Partscaster, and can confirm all of the above: no, you don't have to shim the neck; the Bigsby adds almost no weight (I haven't weighed them, but I believe an (aluminium) Bigsby unit is even lighter than a (steel) Strat trem; and the sound will definitely be much more Tele-ish than with the JM bridge that comes with the kit (in fact, I don't notice any tonal differences between stringing my Partscaster up with the Bigsby or with the string-throught holes). BTW, I don't have any problems with the strings wandering around on the saddles, either. If you make sure you install the B5 in the right place, and file those notches on the ashtray bridge, that's on of the easiest-to-do mods on a Tele, really no big deal at all.