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Gotoh Tune-o-matic Bridge


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A popular modern version of the Tune-o-matic for solidbody guitar. Saddles are pre-notched with individual saddle intonation screws retained by mini hex nuts. Available with standard mounting posts or with threaded thumbwheel studs and bushings.

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Gotoh Tune-o-matic Bridge
 
  Item# Description In stock Price Quantity
1511 Chrome, with studs/bushings Yes
$21.75
3 or more $18.83  

1511-N Nickel, with studs/bushings Yes
$21.75
3 or more $18.83  

1511-G Gold, with studs/bushings Yes
$26.89
3 or more $23.70  

0167 Chrome, with standard posts Yes
$20.95
3 or more $18.42  

0167-N Nickel, with standard posts Yes
$20.95
3 or more $18.42  

0167-G Gold, with standard posts Yes
$25.25
3 or more $22.11  


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String spread Saddle radius Post spacing Post threads
#1511 2-1/16" (52.39mm) 12" (304.80mm) 2-29/32" (73.82mm) M8 x 1.25
Use a 7/16" or 11mm drill bit for the stud bushings.
#0167 2-1/16" (52.39mm) 12" (304.80mm) 2-29/32" (73.82mm) M4 x .7


Tune-o-matic detail 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.

Positioning the bridge
Find bridge placement for any scale with our free online tool fret position calculator.

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Gotoh Tune-o-matic Bridge
Gotoh Tune-o-matic Bridge
 
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5 1-20-2012
1511-G

The sound definitely improved. Do not rattle anything thicker sound. Nests under the bridge put the old ones. New little small. I was ready for it and I have no complaints. Very pleased larger than the original course of the saddles. Impressions only positive. Thanks to Stewart-MacDonald's.

Mikhail  Russia, Tver Read my reviews (3)
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5 1-08-2012
1511 Chrome - Epiphone 58 Explorer

I read a ton of reviews and forums about bridges before I ordered this one. This bridge is a huge improvement over the stock one. The bridge fit perfectly with the included posts and stock bushings. I am going to order another one for my Epiphone Les Paul. A great investment!

Eric Clark  Mt Dora, FL Read my reviews (6)
5 1-05-2012
Gotoh Tune-o-matic Bridge

Better intonation, lighter, and a crisper tone. Wholly recommended.

Jamie  Amdover, MA Read my reviews (3)
5 1-02-2012
Gotoh TOM on Sheraton II

I bought the gold one to replace the oem on the Sheraton II. The Epi bridge is garbage. The screws don't stay where you put them and the range is insufficient. The factory-placed bass stud was not placed back far enough on the guitar, so even on the new one, I had to reverse some of the sliders. To do that, you need to remove the nut and screw from the slider. Before you do this, put some isopropyl alcohol on the nut to dissolve the threadlocker. The screw will then come out easily. After you reverse the slider, you don't need to reapply threadlocker. I used the original studs.

This bridge is a big improvement over the factory one -- the range, adjustment precision, and overall quality make this a wise upgrade. Another note about the Sheraton II: If it doesn't stay in tune, you need to tighten the screws on the Grover tuner heads a bit more than you would on other tuners. I noticed that even when mine were tight, you could still touch a key and it would detune. Mine are a little harder to turn, but now they stay where I put them. This might be a common problem with all Epiphone instruments.

John K.  Richfield, MN
5 12-03-2011
Gotoh Tune-o-matic Bridge

This bridge is a high quality drop-in that solved every issue I was having. (rattle noises, intonation issues.) plus it sharpened the tone and I have way better sustain now. Worth twice the price!!

Chris18  West Des Moines, Iowa
5 12-01-2011
Great replacement.

Purchased two of these to replace the bridges in an Epiphone Les Paul Studio and Epiphone Dot.

These were a drop-in replacement and are obviously much higher quality than the old bridges. Cured both guitars of annoying rattles at the bridge. These also provide a larger adjustment for intonation than Epi stock, so my G string finally intonates.

JeffH  Bowie, MD
5 11-19-2011
gotoh tune-o-matic bridge

ordered the gotoh tune -o-matic bridge to replace my old epiphone dot bridge that rattles what a differefnce it makes no rattles good tone the intonation was all most dead on before i adjusted it works good post wewe sloppy used my old ones excellent bridge good price id recommend this bridge thankes stewart-macdonald

doug s  camden n.y. usa Read my reviews (3)
2 11-15-2011
Sloppy fitting posts/post-holes

First of all, Stewmac is a great place to shop. Excellent service, speedy delivery, friendly, patient, expert advice.

I purchased this bridge (#1511-N) as a replacement/upgrade for a 2010 Epiphone Les Paul Standard.

1) The Gotoh bushings do not match the existing holes (too narrow), but, as a consolation, the Gotoh studs work with existing bushings.

2) The Gotoh posts do not fit snugly into the Gotoh post holes. Specs indicate this is deliberate: Post-hole diameter 6.35mm, post diameter 5.94mm.

I might have thought a bridge ought to be perfectly stationary, like the one I removed from the guitar, but Larry, a mild-mannered Stewmac Technical Advisor, says this is not uncommon, even with stock bridges on Gibson USA made instruments. He says the bridge will remain stationary under string tension. Time will tell.

elRon  AB, Canada
5 11-10-2011
The BEST!

The qualitiy right out of the box, I found was exceptional. However, with a little filing on the string groves and I was set. it took an whole 3 minutes to install. After putting on the strings, a quik set of the intonation, the guitar was back in perfect working order. So thank you, you made my neighbor very happy when I finished fixing the guitar.

Dave Braun  Jackson, MI
4 11-10-2011
Good replacement bridge

I purchased this to replace a damaged tone pros bridge on my ESP. Fit perfect, easy install and solid quality.

BiggTkro  Huntington Beach, CA
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