Seymour Duncan Antiquity '50s Bridge Saddles For Tele Pickup
- Brand new in original box
- Full Seymour Duncan manufacturer's warranty
- Free shipping in the continental US
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- SKU
- 11089-01
Description
Seymour Duncan Antiquity '50s Bridge Saddles For Tele Pickup
These hand-machined brass saddles capture the authentic feel and tonal characteristics of vintage Telecaster hardware from the golden era of electric guitar design. The aged patina and period-correct construction deliver both visual period accuracy and measurable sonic benefits, making them essential for players restoring a vintage instrument or chasing genuine vintage tone without a complete hardware swap.
Construction & Materials
Each saddle is hand machined from brass alloy and artificially aged to match the appearance of original 1950s hardware. The bottoms are trimmed for added height adjustment capability, letting you dial in precise intonation and action without being constrained by standard bridge geometry.
Specifications & Compatibility
This set includes three saddles engineered to fit standard Telecaster bridge specifications. The intonation screws feature fillister heads with 6-32 X 1.25" threads, while headless, slotted machine screws handle height adjustment at 6-32 X .492". Precise dimensions—.850" length, .310" width, and .265" height per saddle—ensure drop-in compatibility with authentic bridge setups.
Key Features
- Hand machined from brass alloy
- Aged to appear vintage
- Set of three saddles
- Length: .850" per saddle
- Width: .310" per saddle
- Height: .265" per saddle
- Intonation screw: fillister head, 6-32 X 1.25"
- Height adjustment screws: headless, slotted machine screws, 6-32 X .492"
- Bottoms trimmed for added height adjustment capability
- Fit standard bridge specifications
These Antiquity saddles restore authenticity to any vintage-spec Tele build while maintaining the precise intonation control expected from modern setups.
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