Wilkinson
Wilkinson Tune-o-Matic Bridge for Gibson Guitars - ABR-1 Style
The Wilkinson Tune-o-Matic Bridge is a fantastic upgrade for any Gibson guitar. It's the ABR-1 style bridge which is the vintage era Gibson bridge type, making it perfect for keeping the vintage aesthetic or creating your own ode to the golden age of guitar building. Trev Wilkinson is renowned for his unique desigh ethos and this bridge is no different, providing in an upgrade in pretty much every way from the bridges that come as stock.
Saddle Retention Rings
This bridge utilises saddle retention rings, which prevents the dreaded saddle rattle that's a symptom of lesser bridges of this type. This significant improvement in design means that this bridge will offer a better playing platform, allowing all your notes to ring out to their true potential.
Tune-o-Matic Bridge Design
The Tune-o-Matic was created as a direct replacement to the Wraparound bridge, first appearing on the Gibson Super 400 guitar in 1953 before appearing on the Les Paul Custom the year following. Keeping some of the qualities of the original Wraparound, the idea behind its construction was to make the distance adjustable for all strings with individual saddles, whilst simultaneously creating a better break angle for the strings with the addition of the stop bar tailpiece.
Fitment
This bridge has 4.2mm post holes to drop over 4mm posts. Please note if you're wanting to upgrade your Epiphone LP, SG, or ES then you will a need a bridge with the larger 6mm posts.
Les Paul Bridge
Whether you need a bridge replacement for your Gibson Les Paul, SG, or ES guitar, this high quality bit of kit from Wilkinson will do a fantastic job without costing you an arm and a leg.
WOGB1 Specifications
- String Spacing 10.4mm (52mm E to E)
- Radius - 12"
- Bridge Material - Steel
- Saddle Material - Steel
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