AllpartsGB-0596-010 Chrome Roller Tunematic

I put this on a 2018 Epiphone Les Paul Plus Top Pro and it is a direct fit. The adjusting posts screw into the stock inserts as well. Knowing this part is chrome I knew it would not match the nickle plated stock hardware, but it is not too noticeable, although I may replace the stock tail piece just to blend it in better. I like the feature of the rollers as well even though I have no tremelo. The bridge does have a radius similar to stock. The intonation screws came as Standard and not Phillips, but not an issue to me. Over all I am satisfied with the quality of this product and it appears to be machined well and plated nicely. Not sure if this improved the sound or sustain but I do not notice any depreciable difference either. This is a great value over quality purchase. Note sure where it is made, possibly USA, the package dose not say specifically but there is a Texas address on the package which could be assumed the location of manufacture.

Very good quality for the fair listed price.

I bought these as a replacement for a budget Epiphone Les Paul. The bridge came with a couple stuck rollers. Strings 6 to 4 roll fine, but strings 3 and 2 rollers are stuck. I had to do a bit of sanding to the tiny rod that holds the roller in place for it to roll freely. Anyways, it was easy to install as it is a direct fit, and it was easy to intonate. Tuning seems to have improved, it is affordable so I'll give it a 4-star rating.

I typically replace the metal bridge saddles on my Tunematic bridge style bridges as string breakage is prominent at the saddles. My Ibanez AS 73 guitar came fitted with a Gibraltar Performer bridge which has off set holes in the bridge saddles. Graph Tech doesn't make bridge saddles with off set holes nor do they sell blanks enabling hole placement where needed. I then researched roller bridges as the rollers would eliminate the metal against meta wear and breakage. All parts was the only roller bridge that offered an M8 large stud with the same stud spacing as the Ibanez. This meant I didn't have to pull the existing threaded stud mounts from the guitar body, plug the hole then re drill them in a beautiful flame maple top! The only thing I was unsure of was the top of the existing studs fitting the Allparts bridge, but new studs are provided with the bridge so as long as the threads were the same I can simply swap them out. Fortunately the Allparts bridge dropped perfectly on the existing studs so bridge replacement was as easy as it could get. I set intonation with desired action in 15 minutes. It functions beautifully. Oh yeah, this bridge was half the price of the Graph Tech bridge saddles!

Went with this because every one loved it. Got mine it would not work at all. Too bad so sad. Seems that I don't need it anyway, those who have a Wildkat and went with out the roller bridge with the Bigsby upgrade have been fine thus far.

Great bridge when you add a Bigsby to your Epiphone Casino Worn. Dropped right on to the existing bridge posts and helps to stay in tune. I added a little 3 in 1 oil to the rollers.

Exactly what I needed to replace the tune-o-matic bridge on my Epiphone Wildkat. I notice a considerable improvement in keeping the Bigsby attached strings in tune longer. I didn't notice any difference in tone. Due to the steep angle of the strings from the tune-o-matic bridge to the Bigsby tremolo system, the original tune-o-matic bridge would literally move when using the Bigsby. Using this new roller saddled bridge virtually eliminates that movement. Additional post/adjustment screw hardware comes with the new bridge. I did not need the additional hardware, because the new roller bridge was such a perfect fit replacement. I forgot to mention, the roller saddles on the new bridge are quiet (no rattling). I highly recommend this bridge to those musicians who own guitars with a short body/Bigsby tremolo combination system.

I dint know how to rate this product . It appears to be a quality product. It installed perfectly an yet the buzzing at the bridge got really worse. I raised the action and setup and it just buzzed all over. It just didn't work on my Epiphone LP.

Utilisé acec Gretsch g5210P et je suis satisfait. Produit reçu tel que décrit.

Funciona bien, uno de los rodillos se atoraba, pero lo cambié de lugar y se solucionó.

Bought this to replace the poor craftmanship of the stock Epiphone LP bridge. The stock bridge was causing some tuning issues, broke a couple strings at the bridge, and was tough to intonate as the screws would come out of alignment with the saddles. The metal on the one side was in poor shape also. Terrible stock bridge.There were a few cheaper viable replacements I was eyeing on Amazon, but took the advice from a youtube video I watched on this very bridge - glad I did.My tuning issues are all gone. Literally all gone. The roller saddles are functioning perfectly on the bridgei received. It fit in the body perfectly as well. Snug, but not so much you think youre going to damage anything.I installed it backwards(?) With the intonation screws facing the the bottom of the guitar. I can only imagine they were meant to go that way because this bridge needed so little adjustment to the intonation, I couldnt beleieve it - all strings were intonate to the 12th fret really well, and only two strings needed more fine tuning beyond that.I was warned that it looked odd/off but I would get used to it, and I can agree with that. I prefer much the classic look of the stock bridge, but this one is so much better youll forget all about it.

rollers do not roll