How To Identify What Guitar Bridge You Need?

The size, spacing, and post mounting for each guitar bridge vary and therefore most of the parts cannot be interchanged. The Faber ABR-59 range is vintage and suitable for each type of guitar. You can get the right replacement for it and there are flat top saddles in various finishes and the saddle is removable as well. You get 100 percent mechanical contact too.

ABRM Bridge: For 4mm post styles on import guitars ABRM Bridge is the direct replacement and it also enhances the tone of import guitars
ABRH Bridge: If your Gibson guitar is original or from the custom shop, is a vintage model, or is from the historic collection then ABRH Bridge is worth considering. ABR-1 bridges are also known as Tune-o-Matic bridges. In fact, Both the ABR and Nashville bridges are types of Tune-o-Matic bridges. The main differences between the two can be found in their adjustability.

ABRN Bridge: If you have a USA Gibson guitar then the bridge style in Nashville and ABRN is for you and this also fits on the conversion bushings which are used on the import models.

From the tone lock series, you can choose the Faber bridge replacement. The tone lock range comes in the same size as the ABR range and this has no gap technology so the bridge is fastened to the body and it enhances the stability. It also vibrates more and improves sustain. The tone lock model is for import models, Gibson guitars (custom shop/ Nashville bridges and vintage)

For all new bridges, Faber gives Conversion Bridge posts Bridges which accompany all the bridge types. Import guitars are metric and the USA parts are measured in inches which is vital for ordering the right parts of the instrument.

For import guitars, the vintage steel tailpiece metric one is great for replacement and these are made of German steel which can be replaced for non-USA guitars and have a thread pattern of 8M X 1.25. These can be paired with the TPM tailpiece bushings and you can directly replace the non-steel bushings with these on the best import models.

The Faber Wrap-Lock locking bridge studs are used for one thing because wraparound guitars have one obvious issue. These lean forward when there is full tension application and it is because the mounting post as well as the bridge is not compatible with each other. To eliminate this is used.

The ABRM or Tone-Lock Bridge is a good replacement for the USA style bridge and installation of these conversion bridge studs will take a few minutes. There is no need to change the set up for the ESWKIT and take the help of A few videos to do so.

The F Faber ESWKIT bridge stud is great for the import of guitar bushings and you can make use of the USA style bridges without any modification in the body so it is very simple to remove and replace.

For the one-piece wrap around Style Bridge, you can choose Faber Guitar Parts

The tailpiece has compensated edges and it helps in intonation. The Wraptonate tailpiece is a complete intonate wraparound bridge and there may not be an ideal replacement but it will be suitable for vintage players.

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