- GOTOH GE103B-T-B
- Brand New and in original GOTOH packaging
- Notched hard zinc saddles
- Large metric posts(M8 threaded) with flat screwdriver adjustment
- Stud spacing is 2 29/32"(74mm) and String spacing is 2 1/16"(52mm) See pictures for the dimensional drawing of the item.
- 12" saddle radius
- A high-quality bridge that will fit many import guitars with large post
- Includes anchors and studs
MM or CM to Fractions of Inches
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GOTOH GE103B-T - a big upgrade for the DG-335
This worked great on my DG-335. The quality, appearance, and intonation are excellent, and it was a drop-in replacement that required no modification to the guitar body. Fantastic product, fast shipping, good price.
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Great TOM
I went through 3 different TOMs for a baritone jazzmaster build and this one was the only one that did the thing. Solid, height adjustment is good. Had to slot the low E for a 70 gauge
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Gotoh Nashville bridge
Excellent replacement for ABR bridges as they are wider and allow more adjustment for intonation than Stock Epiphone and Gibson bridges. This model is for Epiphone and imports with the large metric studs.
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GOTOH GE103B-T Nashville Bridge
Excellent upgrade for Epiphone Wilshire, Les Paul, or SG guitars
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Excellent
A perfect drop in replacement and upgrade for my old stock collapsed 2008 Epiphone Les Paul Studio bridge.
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Gotoh bridge
Quality finish, machining and fit. Fantastic price.
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Gotoh GE103B-T ABR-1 Replacement Bridge
This version has the larger M8 size posts and is the perfect replacement for any similar metric style bridge like this. The saddles are much more stable in this bridge because of the nuts on the opposite ends of the adjustment screws. The only downside to that is that it is next to impossible to remove or replace the saddles if needed. Great upgrade to many bridges on cheaper guitars.
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Bridge for SG
The pins were already installed and old bridge was missing. The new bridge fit and worked perfectly.
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Great Upgrade for Epi SG
My 97 Epiphone SG bridge had a wonky screw and the wire wasn’t holding it in place. Buzzing and rattling too. I got the guitar used so I figured collapse could also be a culprit, which it was. This bridge is a bit larger than the old crappy stock one. It’s beautifully made too. I noticed the difference immediately even before any fine adjustments had been made. This guitar sings now!
