Description
Most bridges force you into someone else’s spacing decisions. The Babicz FCH SoloRail flips that around by giving you one bass saddle at a time, so the bridge grows to fit your bass instead of the other way around. Line up a few and you’ve got a narrow-spaced 5-string. Keep adding units and you’re covering 6, 7, 8, or more strings, which makes this a go-to for luthiers and players working on fanned-fret or multi-scale builds where every string needs its own precise anchor point.
Each saddle holds a tight .600″ (15.24mm) string spacing and locks in twice over — once at the saddle itself, once at the side rail — so intonation and string height stay put through aggressive slapping, dropped tunings, and van rides to the next gig. String it from the top or route it through the body, whichever your bass calls for. The all-aluminum build keeps things light (0.8 oz per saddle) without sacrificing the rock-solid feel that patented FCH eCAM technology brings to the low end — cleaner transfer, better sustain, more of your tone reaching the amp.
Comes in chrome finish, with mounting screws, adjustment wrench, and instructions included so you can drop it in and get back to playing.
- Narrow .600″ (15.24mm) string spacing per saddle
- Modular — group together for 5, 6, 7, 8+ string bridges
- Double locking system at saddle and side rail
- Top-load or through-body stringing
- Patented FCH eCAM technology
- All-aluminum construction, 0.8 oz per saddle
- Includes screws, wrench, and instructions
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