Musiclily Guitar Tune-O-Matic Bridge and Stop Bar Tailpiece with Anchors and Studs Set for Epiphone Les Paul LP SG Style 6 String Electric Guitar,Black

Excellent product.

I ordered this specific combination because I could find the correct bridge saddles by itself. This fit so well that I only used the bridge saddle. The 74mm spacing and height adjust ment screws were dead on.I did have to do some filing on the the G and B saddles, after installation. I was getting string buzz in saddle slots. A few passes with some nut files allowed the strings to sit snuggly enough where the buzz disappeared.

rebuilt my les paul and wanted to stay away from standard gold fixtures. at first i was a little skeptical due to price but the finish is amazing, quality was spot on, and looks killer

Update: 2nd bridge & tail-piece.I returned the 1st bridge & tail tail-piece, but decided to take a chance on a 2nd. The 2nd bridge & tail-piece are keepers. They are not 10s, but maybe 8 out of 10. The tail-piece still has minor pitting, but is about 3x as good as the 1st one I ordered. It is worth keeping. The bridge is not pitted much at all and works well (I can turn the six screws by hand, and it fits the posts when installed on the guitar).The 1st picture above is the original (returned) item. The 2nd+ pictures are of the newer tail-piece and bridge. Note the improved packaging. I have included pictures of the tail-piece on a MIC Epiphone Les Paul Unlimited I'm rehabbing. I purchased the Kmise gold knobs, and Kmise gold humbuckers. You can see the bridge+tail-piece+Kmise humbuckers work quite well together, although the Kmise humbuckers might be just a tad lighter in gold color. None-the-less... the result is pretty good.I have just purchased a 3rd instance of the bridge+tail-piece as a backup for the next guitar. I will report on that one also when it comes in. If it is as good as this one (i.e. 8 out of 10)... I will keep it. Otherwise, I will consider this 2nd one the anomaly, and send the 3rd one back. I'll let you know!(1st bridge & tail-piece):I will be most likely be returning this product. I will research as to whether to try it again, or not (by other reports on finish for this and other products). Below is my breakdown on each component.The tailpiece (with picture attached for reference):a) The finish/plating on the tail piece is severely pitted.b) The finish/plating on the tail piece is also scratched.c) The color of the "gold" is acceptable. Not that awful REALLY gold gold.d) The stud screws fit into my existing China Les Paul, but were also pitted.The Bridge: (no picture supplied):a) The finish/plating on the bridge is acceptable (good enough to keep).b) I could turn the screws by hand and nothing seemed to bind and nothing was strippedc) The bridge holes were of correct size for the studs supplied.d) The bridge studs seemed to have better plating that the tailpiece studs.e) The bridge studs fit (I could screw them in) my 2005 Chinese Les Paul.Summary:The finish on the bridge was acceptable. If I were buying the bridge alone -- I would keep it.The finish on the tailpiece was not acceptable, and I was very disappointed.Gold Musiclily ABR-1 Style Tune-o-matic Bridge Tailpiece Set for Gibson Les Paul will be returned.

Bought it for a tail piece replacement. Well made. Better than the original. Not good to replace only original bridge. You will need to replace everything. Sizing is a bit different. But well made hardware.

I acquired an older Epiphone Les Paul (late 90s/early 2000s) that had nickel hardware, and with the tobacco sunburst, the chrome really didn't look great. I bought this bridge set as Gibson wants crazy money for their 'official' bridge, and a static bridge like this either works or it doesn't.The posts were a direct fit into the original bushings mounted in the guitar, and I was able to check the fit of the bridge on the original mounting holes confirmed that it was a good fit. After confirming this, I used the original mounting pins, a claw hammer, block of wood, and thick piece of leather to gently remove the original bushings. There was a bit of trepidation doing this, due to the risk of damaging the finish, and concern if the new bushings would drop into the old holes correctly. The old bushings popped out with no issues, and after some debate, I just pressed the new fittings into place with the hammer and the piece of leather covering the bushing to prevent dings or marring.For the money, (A real 'Gibson' Tune-o-matic bridge will run you about $150.) you can't beat it. Perhaps the finish isn't perfect mirror quality, but for a players guitar it's perfect.

Perfect fit, great price and higher quality than the stock unit on my knockoff semihollow-body 335.

It would be 5 stars if the finish was more polished and somewhat scratch resistant. I have dry hands from working everyday with chemicals. When I rubbed a spot to get some glue off it left micro scratches from my thumb having dry skin. Never seen that happen before on finished steel.