How To Upgrade Your Import Guitar With Faber® Guitar Parts

THE BRIDGE

Faber has a widespread reputation to offer a range of high quality bridge upgrades which inherently does justice to boost the sustenance and tone of your instrument. They do not produce any rattling and offer full mechanical contact along the ABR frame.

Made from aluminum alloy, our bridge upgrades can readily impart a vintage look to just about any guitar.

Our bridges do not have the typical rattle inducing retainer wire and the saddles provide 100% mechanical contact in the ABR frame.

Undeniably, it’s the ABR-1 Bridge that cysts corners. It is directly slotted within the guitar body thereby using a stud and a thumbwheel separately. This, in turn, offers a firm seat for strings and allows for any player to easily fine tune the intonation and fix the string height in a few seconds.

For anyone looking to strike a chord between guitar sustain and vintage tone, the abr-1 tune-o-matic bridge can be the perfect choice. Our tune o matic bridge is the finest example of drop on replacement and requires no modification to fit in.

One can also choose from the No lock series that employs the No Gap technology to help boost the contact right between the bridge and posts, which in turn can make way for a smooth transfer of vibrations and sustain in tandem.

KITS AND TUNERS

For all those who are looking for a complete solution in one package, our kits present before a complete solution. Faber Master Kits include all integral pieces that are required to upgrade your instrument ranging from bridges to tailpieces for Gibson Les Paul guitars.

Several imported guitars can’t help but make it work using tuners that are sub-par. As such, it is recommended that you take full advantage of such tuners to help aid great performance out of your favourite instrument.

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