- Roller bridge for Epiphone and import guitars
- Tune-o-Matic Nashville import size bridge
- Large M8 threaded bridge posts with 6mm diameter top section
- 14" radius
- 2.05" (52mm) string spacing E to e
- 2.89" (73.5mm) center to center post spacing
MM or CM to Fractions of Inches
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Drop-in replacement for Epiphone Locktone
I wanted to try this on my ‘21 Epi ES-335 and it was a perfect drop-in with the the stock posts. Very easy to use, good quality, nice tuning stability, and a bit better intonation than an ABR-style bridge. The slightly flatter radius helps with action on the lower strings. I’ve seen other bridges like this offered elsewhere but not in nickel - so thanks to Philadelphia Luthier Tools for offering this. Looks and sounds great on my 335.
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Innaccurate stud spacing
This roller bridge is specified as having 74.4 mm hole spacing but the actual measured value is 73.55 mm. This does not work in my application. I measured this using machinist methods and accurate micrometer. - ADMIN - Description fixed to reflect accurate measurement 2/6/2023
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Roller bridge epiphone
Installed on a Epiphone 56 les paul P90 fat neck model with added Bigsby trem. No problems it fit wonderfully. Makes the trem action smoother. Should help the strings stay in tune. Haven't played it enough yet and I plan on changing strings.
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roller bridge
Beautiful and functional! This bridge improved my tuning stability while utilizing the Bigsby vibrato on my Epiphone Wildkat. Highly recommended
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roller bridge for Epiphone
Worked perfectly and really made a difference in keeping the guitar in tune.
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Roller Bridge Tune-o-Matic for Epiphone guitars w/ m8 threaded posts
Directly replaced the original bridge on my project guitar with a Bigsby. The guitar now stays in tune, far less string breaks, no rattles or buzzes. Great service and fair prices!
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works for me
Installed this on a Harley Benton 550 LP-alike made in Viet Nam. Needed the 14" radius because the neck radius is specified as 350 mm or 13.77". One of the rollers was sticky at first but loosened up after a mile or two :-) rolling along the corner of a piece of birch plywood, in combination with lithium grease and RemOil. In combination with a zero fret and a Gotoh aluminum tailpiece, this bridge changed a guitar-shaped wall hanging into a real player that now stays in tune. Much appreciated PLTS.
