Golden Age Roller Bridge, Gold| Bigsby Vibrato Compatibility | Low-Friction Brass Saddles | Nashville T-O-M 12" Radius

It's a great saddle but not impressed with the bridge. The stud inserts are small and all of my guitars had large inserts and I was not about to fill them in and redrill it out so I had to modify the bridge. But like I said I love the saddles not a big fan of the small stud inserts.

Fits perfectly on my high-end Gibson Les Paul. I had maxed out the "A" string intonation adjustment on the Gibson tune-o-matic bridge that came on the Les Paul. This allowed me to intonate perfectly. Plus, I prefer the feel of old 70's harmonica-style bridges. This is kind of a cross between tune-o-matic and harmonica bridges. There's expanded intonation adjustment because it's a little wider than a TOM bridge, and it's super-comfortable on your palm if you play with your hand resting on the bridge (like me). I'll be buying more of these for my Gibsons.

This fit perfectly on a 2002 6120N Gretsch. No fit at all on a 1973 Gibson les paul custom.

I put it on my 1977 Gibson Les Paul Custom. I’d already worn out two of the originals, and every time I changed the strings something got out of whack, like that little wire that holds the intonation screws was always fun to find if it popped off. lol. This has rollers installed of the saddles which has gotta be easier on the strings. Especially if you have a tremolo. I think it looks great on the guitar as well.

Very solid, no rattles, string spacing was good and it has the proper 12" radius! (most are set at 14")I replaced a tune-O-matic that had annoying spring rattle. This roller bridge took care of that and, surprisingly, it significantly improved the tone -- better sustain and a bit more fullness to note definition. I was also able to set my action a little lower with this bridge in place. There is plenty of adjustment for setting intonation ... It also looks really good! It was a better upgrade than I expected.

I really liked the guitar bridge and the package arrived right on time, however it just didn't work on my guitar.

This was installed on a 1980's Les Paul Custom along with a Duesenberg Les Trem II. Three work much better than a Bigsby. The bridge is high quality. It intonates and the saddles do not move like a Schaller. Very pleased.

It was too long for my 2001 Les Paul Custon Black Beauty with Nashville bridge..I wonder which Nashville bridge this one is based on?