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'ABR-1' Tune-o-matic Bridges
A 1960s style Tune-o-matic bridge for the vintage look, with adjustable intonation screws held by a retainer wire. The brass saddles are supplied without notches, for custom string spacing in your shop. Knurled height adjustment thumbwheels and threaded mounting posts are included.
String
spread | | Saddle
radius | | Post
spacing | | Post
threads | | 2-1/16" | | 12" | | 2-29/32" | | M4 x .75 |
See details below
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Note: If you wish to use Graph Tech String Saver Tune-o-matic Saddles on these bridges, order #3094.
 | | Bridge & Tailpiece Measurements
String spread is the distance between the centers of the outer strings on a bridge or tailpiece.
Saddle radius determines the arc formed by all the individual saddle heights, and is similar to the measurement of a fretboard.
Post spacing is the distance between the centers of the mounting posts of a bridge or 'stop' tailpiece. |
Tip: Slotting Tune-o-matic style saddles
Nut slotting files work great for metal saddles. Simply use the same techniques you'd use for nut slotting (read more in Making a Nut, Step-by-Step). After filing to the desired depth, we suggest polishing the slot with Mitchell's Abrasive Cord to remove file marks and burrs.
Shown on page 60 of our latest catalog.
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