Three point bridge question

[TBird1958]

My first three concerts......

Alice Cooper BDB tour in '73 - Still one of the best shows I ever attended, with the original band members this was a concert for which to judge all that followed.

Led Zep   Houses of the Holy tour - Still the worst show I ever attended (that includes the Ratt show I walked out of!), a total drunken snorefest that included a 35 minute drum solo as part of Moby Dick. Great band in the studio, live, no.   

Jethro Tull Passion Play tour - While not a show in the Alice Cooper since, JT (with Hammond -Hammond on bass) was really good, there were spot on, not sloppy and played the entire album without a break, after which Anderson said "And now for our second song" 
   

[gearHed289]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/304717503666

Thanks Dave!

I'm not really looking for sustain or whatever. I mostly want it to extend the string length - particularly on the E - to clear the silk wrap. I have flats on it, which are perfect for what I want out of this bass, but the E seems a little duller than its neighbors.

[Alanko]

I think late '70s JT into the '80s sort of inspired power metal to some degree. Hairy medieval minstrels on tour. All wenches, ale and swords rather than the occult.

[Dave W]

Thanks Dave!

I'm not really looking for sustain or whatever. I mostly want it to extend the string length - particularly on the E - to clear the silk wrap. I have flats on it, which are perfect for what I want out of this bass, but the E seems a little duller than its neighbors.

It might help with that E. As for adding sustain, I'm always skeptical of claims like that anyway.