guykerGuitar Roller Saddle Bridge - Tune-O-Matic Bridges with Post Hole 4.2mm Replacement Compatible with Gibson Les Paul LP SG 6 String Electric Guitar BM015 (Chrome)

Surprisingly very very good bridge. If you use a bigsby or a trem of some sort this is a must

There's truly nothing to not like, this rollerbridge works and fits perfectly.

Ok, you need to make sure you get the correct one for your guitar. I installed this on a 1995 SG standard, so it's the small post adjusters for the action height. I replaced the full assembly so that the finish matched. The chrome was clean with no bubbles or imperfections, the roller saddles delivered great tone and intoned very easily.

I put this in an old Epiphone Casino with a Bigsby. The stock bridge was junk. It buzzed and would not stay in tune or intonation.Pros:1) For $16, it works much better than the old one. No sense putting a $100 name brand bridge in a $300 guitar.Cons: The fit of the actual bridge around the post and the fit of the posts into the guitar is super sloppy (I used the existing piece that fits in to the guitar because it makes no sense to try and remove it and do damage). The old one was about the same. Even with the strings in tune, you could move the bridge back and forth a good millimeter or more.SOLUTION: I really didn't want to send it back and start all over ($300 guitar, remember). So, to fix the sloppiness, I just wrapped the threads and the upper post with Teflon thread tape like plumbers use ($1-2). The bridge is super snug now, there is no more wobble to it. Easy fix.

Yea it's pretty decent for the price. If you are trying to install or need a roller bridge for a Bigsby-type trem system this should work. This bridge was a lot higher than my old one and this meant I could not get the action on the strings anywhere near Gibson specs. Always about a mill or 2 higher than I would have liked it so I ended up taking it off and not using this. If I do decide to put a Bigsby on my les paul I will probably try to find a better quality bridge if I am investing in a decent trem system.

My G5320T Would not consistently come back into tune on the G string after using bigsby with the original tune o matic bridge .so far, I think this may have fixed it, regardless, the important thing is, is that it fits. It is an upgrade.

Perfect fit, helps with tuning stability, great value

Seller was nice enough to send me a replacement bridge. Most important thing is that it was my mistake and they still sent a replacement free of charge. Can't ask for more than that.

Tengo US-Gibson LesPaul Standard con tune-o-matic (/ puente) tipo Nashville en postes de 4mm. Podia simplemente sacar el puente original y poner el puente Guyker, no necesitaba cambiar los postes. Queria un puente con ruedas para que la intonacion de mi Gibson LesPaul queda mas estable (hago mucho bending) y si, claramente lo es.Sonido: Sorpresa agradable: Sueña mejor (en mis orejas), hay mas sustain y el sonido me parece mas lleno y cantante, posiblemente esa tune-o-matic de Guyker transmite mejor las resonancias armonicas.Pesa 4 gramos mas que el original. El puente Nashville no tiene piso (se puede mirar desde arriba a traves del puente), el puente Guyker con las ruedas tiene piso (no se puede mirar a traves del puente), y creo que allí estan eses 4 gramos y causan posiblemente que todo el puente es mas rigido y estable, así transmitiendo mejor las resonancias lo que resulta en un tono mas rico.Quiero precisar que sonido siempre es algo subjetivo, por lo tanto alguien otro tendra otra opinion (incluso si se trata de la misma guitarra). Luego cada guitara sueña diferente y el resulto con otra guitara puede ser mas malo - no lo se -. Solamente queria describir mi experencia con ese puente a ruedas en esa guitara y es buena, soy feliz, no voy regresar al puente original.

for some guitars, the bridge will be to high

Be careful rollers fall out