mastery bridge and buzz stop

[northernlights]

hey guys! i got my new american original 60's jazzmaster and replaced the bridge with mastery. i applied what mastery says but i hear sometimes buzz mostly top strings. i didnt do anything with saddles, should i leave that way or rise them little bit without ruining the radius? and what're your thoughts about buzz stop? is there anyone using them? I saw all nash guitars come with buzz stop.

[Embenny]

If you use a buzz stop, much of the point of the mastery is lost.

It's possible that the break angle is insufficient, and that shimming the neck and raising the bridge could help.

[parry]

How much is a Buzzstop? $15-ish? Seems like a no-brainer, to at least try. If it works for you, that's awesome! You get to enjoy playing your guitar

[marqueemoon]

Where's the buzzing coming from? Sounds like it just needs a setup.

[Embenny]

Where's the buzzing coming from? Sounds like it just needs a setup.

I assumed it had been set up, but absolutely, this is the basic first step before troubleshooting anything!

[northernlights]

Where's the buzzing coming from? Sounds like it just needs a setup.

I assumed it had been set up, but absolutely, this is the basic first step before troubleshooting anything!

i dont know, i setted it up but not sure that i did everything as i said i didnt touch the saddles, and they move right and left side just a little bit freely lol i really like mastery than stock bridge but that buzz thing made me upset. maybe it's because of the strings. i'll change the strings and try again.

[andy_tchp]

Probably the annoying intonation springs rattling causing the 'buzz'.

Both of mine did that until I sleeved them with (clear) heatshrink tubing. Oh, and then I sold them.