- Compensated Wraparound Zinc Diecast Bridge
- Made in the USA
- Zinc diecast
- 3 1/4" (82mm) post spacing
- Tailpiece ear thickness is .280"(7.2mm)
- Compensated for unwound G string
- String load from front
- Compensation screw behind each stud mount
- Doesn't includes mounting studs or bushing
These are made to fit USA Gibson® guitars and might not fit all imports guitars. example - most Gibson guitars have 5/16"(8mm) clearance on the studs. PLEASE CHECK BEFORE ORDERING!
MM or CM to Fractions of Inches
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wraparound bridge
Perfect.
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Compensated Wraparound Bridge Zinc Diecast (Bridge only)
I needed a replacement Melody Maker bridge. Emailed a question, got a quick response, which was really nice. Got the bridge quick, put it on the MM and it fits like the original - intonation is great! Can’t ask for more.
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Great tailpiece, especially with a Bigsby
Bought this to replace the tailpiece on my SG Special. I had a Bigsby installed on it. Since the Special only has a tailpiece and no bridge, I needed a tailpiece that could work as a bridge for the Bigsby. I paired this with the Locking studs (which I also got here), and has been working way better with the Bigsby. Much more tuning stability.
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Best wraparound!
Loving this bridge.
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Did the trick.
I put this in an old melody maker, now my intonation is spot on. Very close in design to the original. Looks correct.
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Compensated Wraparound Bridge Zinc Diecast
The quality is superb. It made a vast improvement in playability and intonation.
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Compensated Wraparound Bridge Zinc Diecast
Great replacement wrap around bridge. Replaced my chrome wrap around bridge on my Gibson SG Special for this nickel wrap around bridge. It’s exactly the same as the Gibson bridge but 75% cheaper. Don’t let the low cost fool you. It’s a great quality bridge!
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Super satiefied
Reasonable price and nice quality!
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Lightning Bar
This bridge is a bit of an upgrade over the ones that come on the epiphones. The tilt was bad on mine, making the big screw heads dig into the metal on the ears, really beating it up, catching on the worm grooves if you tried to shorten intonation. I put this on to replace it with some metric locking studs and it’s made for a really tight fit, just wide enough to get it to pop on. I’m not sure if it would fit onto normal metric studs as it seems a little thicker. It also intonates a little bit better, could just be a small variance between strings but the g comes in a lot closer, if you compare between the normal epi ones and this, you’ll see the g has a nicer step back, and the d a tad bit more forward. It’s gotten pretty close with pure nickel 11s, the e being sharp 2 cents, a flat by 2, the d is pretty much on, g sharp by 2, b on, and e about 1 cent flat. Way close enough for rock n roll.