SAPHUE Adjustable Brass Roller Saddle Bridge ABR-1 Style Tune-o-matic Bridge Tailpiece Roller Saddle Bridge for GB LP Gear Replacement (black)

I have bought several TP-6 bridges for my Gibsons which cost around $150. I decided to try on if these for an Epiphone 335. It fits great and is very smooth. These r very solid and seems like quality materials are used. I will buy more in the future

I got this for a Les Paul project guitar that I built to satisfy myself that you can build one from the "bottom end" parts and still have a great sounding instrument. It noticeably improved (lengthened) the note sustain on my late 80' Korean made repainted mahogany plywood bodied guitar. Seems to play and sound as good or better than my Epiphone Les Paul Standard I purchased for $600 (now up for sale). The black hardware looks stunning against the Fender seafoam green painted body and vintage black Les Paul studio humbucker pickups. Just be careful when prying up the two pegs that hold it in place or you'll dent the body!

Obviously not the highest quality gear out there, but it seems really solid and functional. I’m looking forward to getting it installed.

These are so comfortable and smooth I can’t have any other.

Looks awful. Will refinish or replace next time I’m rich

REVIEW OF - SAPHUE ABR-1 Style Tune-o-matic Bridge Tailpiece Roller Saddle Bridge for GB LPJunk...arrived scratched, scraped and unfinished. Black coating is trash, very thin and flaky. Machine work is poorly done, can see cut lines in the metal. Returned and this will be my last purchase of any Saphue parts...I did a review on their Tone Switches too...don't recommend those either. Keep shopping, you'll be glad you did.

First one I ordered had some issues..They sent out another one the next dayAnd it's perfect..

The only difference between this one and my original one is the knobs are slightly larger and smoother on my original. This cost 100 dollars less and is made out of the same material. Buy this!