Detail 01
Post spacing 2.92" (74mm)
The single most important number. Measure post center to post center on your guitar; anything else will not seat.

Independent shopping perspective
A metric-post replacement bridge with String Saver saddles and a locking design. For guitars with 74mm post spacing that need a direct bridge swap.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
The single most important number. Measure post center to post center on your guitar; anything else will not seat.
Detail 02
Metric thread. If your existing body bushings are imperial, the new posts will not thread in.
Detail 03
Outer saddle to outer saddle. Check this against your neck width so strings don't sit off the fretboard edge.
Detail 04
Saddle tops follow a 12" arc. On a flatter or rounder board, middle strings will need individual height tweaks.
Detail 05
The bridge stays clamped to the posts during string changes, so it can't fall off and lose your intonation settings.
Detail 06
Graph Tech's self-lubricating saddle material instead of metal — the string sits in a slicker slot.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Measure center to center between your two bridge posts. It needs to be 74mm. Also confirm your post threads are M8x1.25 metric, not imperial.
Check the packaging before you order. If you're reusing existing posts, they must be M8x1.25 or the bridge won't thread down.
It secures the bridge to the posts so it doesn't lift or fall off when you take all the strings off. Nothing changes about how you play.
It will mount fine, but the saddles are arced to 12". On a 9.5" board you'll want to adjust individual saddle heights to match your fretboard.
Reference
The complete catalog record, organized around the decisions musicians make when comparing gear.