Detail 01
Tune-o-matic design
Individually intonatable saddles with height set by two thumbwheel posts. Adjusts action for all six strings at once.

Independent shopping perspective
Chrome tune-o-matic bridge for electric guitars built around that design. A replacement for worn, rattling, or corroded bridges, or a budget upgrade path.

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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
Individually intonatable saddles with height set by two thumbwheel posts. Adjusts action for all six strings at once.
Detail 02
Bright and reflective. Matches chrome tuners and pickup covers; will look off against gold or black hardware.
Detail 03
Sits on the posts and holds the saddles. It does not anchor the strings — a separate tailpiece does that.
Detail 04
Each string's length is set independently, so you can intonate properly after a string gauge change.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. This is the bridge only. The stopbar tailpiece that anchors the strings is separate.
It fits guitars already using a tune-o-matic bridge, but post spacing varies between models. Measure center-to-center on your existing posts before ordering.
Swapping it is straightforward, but intonating afterwards takes a tuner, a screwdriver and patience. A tech can do both quickly.
If the buzz comes from worn or loose saddles, yes. If it comes from a neck relief or fret issue, a new bridge will not help.
Reference
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