Detail 01
Metric sizing
Matches metric-spec guitars, typical of imports. An imperial-spec instrument needs a different TonePros set entirely.

Independent shopping perspective
Chrome locking Tune-o-matic bridge and tailpiece set, metric with large posts. For import Les Paul-style guitars where the bridge will not stay seated.

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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
Matches metric-spec guitars, typical of imports. An imperial-spec instrument needs a different TonePros set entirely.
Detail 02
Large-post version. Small-post guitars will not accept these studs, so measure before ordering.
Detail 03
Your body's bushing holes must match this. A mismatch means drilling or plugging, which is luthier work.
Detail 04
Bridge post spacing. If your existing holes sit at a different distance, this set will not drop in.
Detail 05
Set screws clamp bridge and tailpiece down, so neither lifts off when you take the strings off.
Detail 06
Front-to-back footprint of the bridge. Matters if a pickup ring or trim sits unusually close.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Finish only. Chrome and gold share the same metric large-post dimensions, so pick whichever matches the rest of your hardware.
Measure your bridge posts. These are .436 inch diameter with .250 inch body holes and 2.913 inch spacing. Anything else needs a different set.
Not if your measurements match. It is a parts swap, though you will need to reset intonation and action after.
Yes. That is what the locking set screws do — bridge and tailpiece stay clamped to the studs with the strings off.
Reference
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