Guyker Guitar Tune-O-Matic Roller Saddle Bridge Replacement Part Compatible with Gibson Les Paul LP SG Style 6 String Electric Guitar - GM005, Golden

I recently bought this used Jackson Rhoads with gold hardware that had seen some miles. Having had great luck with Guyker locking tuners on other guitars I own, I decided to try this TOM style roller bridge in gold. Pros: •arrived in two days, even faster than expected •packaged securely, labeled clearly •the bridge was almost PERFECTLY setup and intonated already. I had to adjust the top string for Drop D tuning but apart from that small maneuver it was absolutely flawless. Not something I expected coming from a factory fresh part! Cons: absolutely none 💪 Now I expect high quality at this point from Guyker. However, what I DIDN'T anticipate is how much MORE SUSTAIN this bridge pulled out of my already fabulous guitar!! Due to these rollers as opposed to notched saddles, the tuning, intonation, and sustain are all velvety smooth and they actually raise the overall action by about a millimeter or two, which helped eliminate a bit of fret buzz I had gotten accustomed to. This bridge took my solid sounding Jackson and turned it into a near perfect instrument! I don't have any other guitars with this style of bridge, but should that change... I'm buying this over and over again!

I just received this bridge today, and let tell ya, I'm completely satisfied! I've read other reviews and it sounded like some folks had problems with rollers not rolling smoothly, or had to soak them in oil and other things. I didn't have any problems with mine. All the screws, rollers and threads were smooth, I checked them first thing because of what I had read. I still put machine oil on every moving part and checked all threads before installing. I put this bridge on a 1992 Epiphone Les Paul. It's made way better than the factory tune o matic bridge. It fit perfectly and I didn't even change out the factory inserts on the guitar. The height adjustments pieces are about 3/16 longer on the threads that screw into the body inserts on the factory adjustment pieces. It wasn't a problem because you just need to screw them all the way down and then adjust up from there to get the string height correct on set up. Intonation was a breeze and the rollers completely took away any kind of sting pop that the factory V blocks give when tuning. I love this bridge and would definitely buy another one. If you're having sting ting and pop when tuning or going out of tune after big bends, do yourself a favor and buy it already. I hope this helps someone!

Very nice looking - the rollers do seem to help. However, this is a bit taller than I expected as I the top of the guitar is arched make string height lowering a potential problem.

Seems to work great. Keeps my guitar in tune when I use my tremolo

They're way cool. I put one on each of my Les Paul's. I was having a hard time intonating the G string on one of them, so I needed to try something else and it solved my issues. They're not expensive so I bought them for both.

A lot of after market bridges for Gibson/Epiphone Les Paul are loose on the studs. Guyker bridges allow you to set your bridge height and lock it in place with set screws. It is solid, no slop on the studs. I think the roller bearings give you enhances sustain!

After 9 months the little rubber washer holding the low E saddle broke, days before a gig. I do not recommend this bridge.

After reading the mostly glowing reviews here I decided to give it a try on my 2021 Epiphone les paul custom Koa top. No real problems with it and it still sported the original epiphone bridge. Maybe tuning a bit in between playing 2-3 times a week. I was also interested in the performance of the locking screws since my Gibson LP standard came with a locking bridge. Before I started I carefully measured bridge height, sustain time per string, pickup height etc. Fit was good right on the original posts which fit the studs better than the supplied ones. Re-strung with same strings, returned everything back to original. Had to lower the bridge just about 1.5 turns to make up for height difference. Let the strings & bridge break in for 3 days then did the intonation. Had to drop a tiny amount of sewing machine oil on the screws as 3 of the 6 were very stiff, no problem otherwise. Then I started looking at the stability and sustain, overall it was a no. Sustain was less across the board, I would say as much as 40% less and still had to make small tuning adjustments before a session. Tie in the fact that the gold color was noticeably off I'll be returning the bridge. The bridge seemed built well and fit was good.

Good quality, works well. Bought to replace poor quality (Harley Benton) bridge. Not used a roller bridge before, seems very stable. Very happy with it.

Super verarbeitete Ware!

Guitar tuning much better

La construcción de este tune o matic es peculiar, el sistema roller funciona bien, sin embargo los saddles roller quedan más altos que un puente estándar, en mi caso no funcionó ya que el puente original de mi guitarra quedaba casi topando con el cuerpo de la guitarra con un ajuste normal, y al poner este nuevo, aún estando lo más bajo posible, seguía estando muy arriba, y las cuerdas muy incómodas. El puente en sí, función bien y no se siente barato, pero queda altísimo. Lo instale en un Harley Benton HB -35plus y no funcionó, imagino que en otras guitarras puede funcionar pero al menos en este modelo no.

Was a bit concerned having read some of the negative reviews, but for no reason. Bought it to replace the tune o matic bridge on the Coban kit guitar I'd built and was having problems getting the set up right. This was a straight replacement, all screws and rollers were nice and free. Screwed straight into existing studs and worked perfectly. The guitar is actually playable now. Very pleased with it. Udate 13th March 2025. Bought another one for a different kit. No problems, everything works fine.