I’ve made JM bridges with the threaded saddles work fine, but I’m happy with my Jag with the Mustang style bridge. Key to setting up these is heavier strings, and a wound third. Flats for a +1. I never wrap the posts, I let the bridge swing as designed, since it means I can bend chords in tune!
I have a Cort G250P - that’s the stratty HSS model they make, but with a Wilkinson/Fishman piezo bridge. I’m just starting to dig into the possibilities by running the electric and acoustic signals to separate outs. I spent a pittance onit, relative to any other guitar with these capabilities.
I use Reaper to create backing tracks with click for the show I do at seniors homes and on cruise ships (on my principal instruments - woodwinds.)
I write the arrangements in Finale, then export MIDI files to Reaper. Drums are done with Addictive Drums 2, though I have used a live drummer as...
Beaches Jazz Festival in Toronto today. iPad Pro with an Airturn pedal for the charts, Boss GT-1 into the backlined Blues Junior (definitely not a great amp for jazz!), and my Squier Standard Tele with GFS mini hum and rails bucker bridge pickups.
I just got into the Hip when I was working on ships over the past couple of years. They kept me feeling connected to Canada when I was on the other side of the world.