Replacement briidge for my Jazzmaster.It worked prefect and good quality for the money.

I put this on a 2012 USA Traditional Les Paul and it is very loose but when strung up is secure enough to stay in tune. The screws just drop in to the holes, they don't screw in. It's much lighter duty than other options but also a better price. The relic nickel looks good and matches my aged Lollar pickup covers.

the bridge is easy to adjust for height and intonation and looks great!

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Excellent

It's a really finely made tune-o-matic bridge that's worth the money.
However, the description on your website says that the saddles are pre-notched. They are indeed, but far too less. So in fact, they are not usable in the state they are provided by the manufacturer. They need some seriously done notching in order to fit any desired string gauge.

GOT THIS FOR AN ORIGINAL '63 GIBSON SG-NEW ONES LOOKED TOO NEW! THIS WILL MATCH THE OLD FROSTED HUMBUCKERS

Replaced a 4mm post ABR with this Nashville style bridge. Gained more saddle adjustment and sustain due to this being a heavier, more solidly built bridge than the one I replaced. I would definitely purchase again.

Oops ! I didn't know you have to file the notches where the strings go. Oh well time to see the guitar tech and spend more money.

I replace the TOM bridges on my Epiphone and Gibson guitars with GOTOH TOM's. They are SOLID, no vibration or loose parts, wider for better intonation. IMO they offer slightly more sustain because they are made from a solid piece with no springs or loose parts.