Detail 01
Stopbar tailpiece
Strings anchor at the tailpiece and pass over a separate bridge, so string height and intonation stay at the bridge.

Independent shopping perspective
Chrome stopbar tailpiece assembly for guitars built around a stud-mounted bridge and tailpiece. A replacement or upgrade part, not a bolt-on for every guitar.

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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.
Detail 01
Strings anchor at the tailpiece and pass over a separate bridge, so string height and intonation stay at the bridge.
Detail 02
Includes the mounting studs, so you are not matching a loose tailpiece to hardware you already have.
Detail 03
Bright and cool-toned. Sits next to chrome tuners and pickup covers; will look off against gold or aged nickel.
Detail 04
Aimed at the classic stud-mounted layout. Confirm your guitar anchors strings at a bar behind the bridge.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It is built for the stud-mounted stopbar layout common on single-cutaway guitars. Measure your stud center-to-center spacing and thread size against your current tailpiece before ordering.
Yes. The strings anchor through the tailpiece, so you fully unstring the guitar, swap the part, then restring and retune. Budget for a fresh set.
Yes, it is sold as an assembly with mounting studs rather than the bar alone.
Not exactly. Chrome is brighter and cooler than nickel, and the difference shows most on a guitar where the parts sit close together.
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