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Nashville Tune-O-Matic spacing
Nashville bridges are wider than ABR-1 and use different saddle dimensions. Check which bridge is on your guitar first.

Independent shopping perspective
A full set of six replacement String Saver saddles for post-2000 Gibson guitars with Nashville-spec Tune-O-Matic bridges. A drop-in bridge upgrade.

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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.
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Nashville bridges are wider than ABR-1 and use different saddle dimensions. Check which bridge is on your guitar first.
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Gibson changed bridge specs over the years. Older instruments may need a different saddle set even with a Nashville bridge.
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All six saddles, so string height and material stay consistent across the bridge rather than mixing old and new.
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Saddles sit in the existing bridge slots. No modification to the bridge, body or hardware.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Nashville Tune-O-Matic bridges are wider with larger mounting posts than ABR-1. Measure post-to-post spacing and compare against your bridge before ordering.
This set is specified for post-2000 Gibson bridges. Earlier instruments often use different saddle dimensions, so verify against your actual bridge.
Yes. Saddle replacement changes the string break point, so intonation and often string height need to be reset afterward.
A screwdriver for the intonation screws and a tuner for re-intonation. Removing strings first makes the job much easier.