Warwick Bridge 30115 4B

The 20 year old chrome harware on my Warwick streamer bolton asked form retirement even though it had plenty of live in it, so i got a new one, this time in black.

Looks and feels like the chrome but noticed some little cosmetic flaws here and there, but hey, at this price point, i know i?m beeing picky.

I noticed that the screws thet it came with weren?t the extact match so i used the originals and painted the tail piece screws with black spray.

How it works: i guess this is not the easyest bridge to fit and adjust but i also guess the majority of the warwick players performing this mods are usually more advanced players who know what a bridge is designed for and how to adjust it.

Overall this is a great design that allows the player to perform precise adjustments even string to string spacing.

I recently purchased a used Warwick Corvette Standard bass, German made of course, and immediately decided to change all the chrome hardware to black. The chrome hardware gave the bass a cheap look, and I decided the black hardware would not distract from the beautiful bubinga wood grain. After settling on Hipshot USA tuners, I needed to purchase the bridge. Thomann not only carried the correct bridge, but even with international shipping it was half the cost of anywhere else on the internet. There was a little delay in expediting the order because they were out of stock, but as soon as it came in, they immediately shipped my order out. I received it in a timely manner and am very satisfied with my purchase. Danke sher Thomann!