Detail 01
3-saddle design
Each saddle carries two strings, so intonation is a compromise per pair. Traditional, but less precise than 6 saddles.

Independent shopping perspective
Replacement 3-saddle bridge for vintage-style Telecasters. For players restoring an older Tele or converting a modern one to traditional spec.

Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Each saddle carries two strings, so intonation is a compromise per pair. Traditional, but less precise than 6 saddles.
Detail 02
Drilled for the Tele bridge footprint. Screw spacing and pickup route must match your body or you'll be redrilling.
Detail 03
The bridge pickup mounts to the plate itself, so the plate becomes part of the pickup's shielding and tone.
Detail 04
Includes the raised side lips of the original design, which get in the way of palm muting and some picking angles.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Modern Teles often use a 6-saddle bridge with a different screw pattern and plate shape. Check your existing bridge footprint against this vintage-style plate first.
Not per string. Each saddle splits the difference between two strings. Angled compensated saddles improve it, but it stays a compromise.
No. This is the bridge hardware. Your existing bridge pickup mounts to the plate.
The bridge plate itself bolts on, but you'll need to unmount and remount the bridge pickup, and the ground wire runs under the plate.
Reference
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