Nashville Style Tune-O-Matic Bridge and Tail piece (Springless)

Name: Nashville Style Tune-O-Matic Bridge and Tail piece (Springless)
SKU: 6470590
Price: 399.00 ZAR
Availability: InStock

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Indicative market price: R449.00

R399.00

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Condition

New

Location

South Africa

Product code

6470590

Bob Shop ID

620738966

Nashville Style Tune-O-Matic Bridge for Epiphone Les Paul, SG, ES, Dot
A high-quality T-O-M, Nashville style bridge with a chrome-plated finish. Springless design (no springs keeping saddles in place - has metal clips) Comes with a tail piece.

This bridge includes colour matched, height-adjustable posts and body anchors/studs/bushings.

An excellent choice for your build or as a replacement bridge.

Dimensions included in images.

ABR-1 is the original vintage design of Tune-O-Matic Bridges. It was late changed to the "Nashville" style bridge which is a wider bridge that offers more room for intonation adjustments as well as larger mounting posts with a flat head for adjustment rather than the hex that requires an allen wrench. We also sell authentic vintage correct spec ABR-1 bridges with smaller hex head posts as well as Nashville style bridges that are not "springless"

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