Detail 01
Locking bridge and tailpiece
Both clamp to their posts. Take all six strings off and nothing lifts, tilts, or drops out of position.

Independent shopping perspective
Complete locking tune-o-matic bridge and stop tailpiece in black, with small posts and pre-notched saddles. For upgrading a set-neck electric's hardware.

Strong match
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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
Both clamp to their posts. Take all six strings off and nothing lifts, tilts, or drops out of position.
Detail 02
Post diameter must match your existing body holes. A small-post set will sit loose in large-post holes.
Detail 03
String slots are already cut at set spacing. Faster install, but the spacing is fixed as delivered.
Detail 04
Matches black tuners and pickup rings. Against chrome or gold hardware it will look deliberate or mismatched, not neutral.
Detail 05
You replace both pieces together, so the locking system works end to end rather than half-upgraded.
Detail 06
Fits guitars already using a tune-o-matic and separate stop tailpiece. Not a swap for a tremolo or wraparound.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Measure the diameter of your existing bridge posts, or pull one and compare. Guessing means the bridge sits loose or won't seat.
Correct. The slots are cut at fixed spacing. If you want spacing set to your neck, choose unnotched saddles and have them cut.
Check the thread on your body inserts first. Post size and thread pitch both have to match, and imports often differ from US builds.
It stops the bridge and tailpiece from moving, so your setup holds through string changes. Tuning stability at the nut and tuners is separate.
Reference
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