Guyker Guitar Tune-O-Matic Roller Saddle Bridge Replacement Part Compatible with Gibson Les Paul LP SG Style 6 String Electric Guitar - GM005, Chrome

I recently bought this used Jackson Rhoads with gold hardware that had seen some miles. Having had great luck with Guyker locking tuners on other guitars I own, I decided to try this TOM style roller bridge in gold.Pros:•arrived in two days, even faster than expected•packaged securely, labeled clearly•the bridge was almost PERFECTLY setup and intonated already. I had to adjust the top string for Drop D tuning but apart from that small maneuver it was absolutely flawless. Not something I expected coming from a factory fresh part!Cons: absolutely none 💪Now I expect high quality at this point from Guyker. However, what I DIDN'T anticipate is how much MORE SUSTAIN this bridge pulled out of my already fabulous guitar!! Due to these rollers as opposed to notched saddles, the tuning, intonation, and sustain are all velvety smooth and they actually raise the overall action by about a millimeter or two, which helped eliminate a bit of fret buzz I had gotten accustomed to. This bridge took my solid sounding Jackson and turned it into a near perfect instrument!I don't have any other guitars with this style of bridge, but should that change... I'm buying this over and over again!

I purchased this to stabilize tuning issues with the Bigsby tremolo on an Epiphone Wildkat. The fit was perfect. It dropped right in. With a few adjustments for intonation it was ready to go. The roller bridge help when using the tremolo lightly. However, Heavy use of the tremolo still caused tuning issues that were slow to resolve themselves. Since I only use the tremolo lightly it was a great improvement. You may need to make other adjustments and changes based on your own use. This roller bridge is a great start to resolving tuning issues at a low cost and easy installation.The other concern I had was in losing sustain on the guitar. I feel the sustain was actually better with the roller bridge. I'm considering replacing the bridge in my Less Paul to this roller for the improvement.

PROs: fixed a buzzing sound the stock bridge had. the rollers really make bends easier. intonation tuning - it was almost spot on out the box, just had some minor adjustments. now what im surprised about is the guitar has much better resonation now. definitely hear an acoustic improvement. tuning is staying good so farCON: the threads on the posts were binding due to poor manufacturing. if i didnt have a metric tap and die set, id have returned this (or use the original posts). the post thread is m8x1.25 if anyone is wondering, same as my epi LP stock bridge. the new bridge does fit perfectly on the old posts though, so if you're doing a swap, you could keep yhe old pegs on and just slide the new one on.swapping the bridge is super easy. but if you're unfamiliar with doing a proper guitar setup/tuning intonation/setting the bridge to the right height, there's tons of YouTube videos, or have a tech do it for you.

Perfect replacement for Firefly Double Neck guitar on 6-string bridge. It's sturdier and beefier than the original bridge, which gave me a funny buzz that I couldn't figure out where it came from. I was fearful that the rollers would affect the sound, but I tested the clean tones via a few bars of SRV's "Lenny", and it sounded fine... No buzz or lack of sustain. The hex locking pins are a nice feature too! You can see the original bridge vs this one. Highly recommended!

I ordered this Guyker roller bridge with the Guyker vibrato because I was worried about the sharp edges of my TOM bridge saddles breaking strings, as I'd read others had issues with the vibrato. Installation was easy and just required slight height adjustments.The guitar I installed it on had Fralin Unbuckers, expensive boutique pickups with unbalanced coils for splitting without the typical volume drop. I didn't like the sound of the Unbuckers and was going to replace them, but after I installed this bridge there was a dramatic improvement in their tone. I didn't lose the clarity but they seem warmer and rounder sounding with more character. With the stock TOM bridge they were edgy and almost harsh and sterile. I'm just blown away by what a difference the bridge made in the tone, and very happy with the quality for the price. Both the vibrato and the bridge work, feel, sound, and look great!

I just received this bridge today, and let tell ya, I'm completely satisfied! I've read other reviews and it sounded like some folks had problems with rollers not rolling smoothly, or had to soak them in oil and other things. I didn't have any problems with mine. All the screws, rollers and threads were smooth, I checked them first thing because of what I had read. I still put machine oil on every moving part and checked all threads before installing. I put this bridge on a 1992 Epiphone Les Paul. It's made way better than the factory tune o matic bridge. It fit perfectly and I didn't even change out the factory inserts on the guitar. The height adjustments pieces are about 3/16 longer on the threads that screw into the body inserts on the factory adjustment pieces. It wasn't a problem because you just need to screw them all the way down and then adjust up from there to get the string height correct on set up. Intonation was a breeze and the rollers completely took away any kind of sting pop that the factory V blocks give when tuning. I love this bridge and would definitely buy another one. If you're having sting ting and pop when tuning or going out of tune after big bends, do yourself a favor and buy it already. I hope this helps someone!

The quality and value for the money is excellent. I am very happy with this replacement. Note the dimensions as not all posts, inserts, string spacing, etc. is the same on all TOM style bridges. Also make sure to set up with sufficient break angle over the bridge so as to avoid any rattling. I used this to replace a Gotoh that didn't have quite enough travel to intonate my low E string and this did the trick.