ABM Rollerbridge 2400c-RO C

I had troubles with my Gibson Les Paul Standard Plus 2014 tuning stability and scale length adjustment. The guitar equipped with locking tuners, but even then I was forced to fine tune the guitar every 2 songs, that is quite annoying. First step I did - I replaced the nut to Graph Tech GT PT 6010 00 Black Tusq XL. It was helpful, but not enough. So I decided to try ABM Rollerbridge.
Pros:
- almost zero friction,
- much wider scale tuning space (about +30%). I finally managed to perfectly tune the scale length on every string
- extremely precise and well built construction, it looks more like an aircraft part,
- easy to install.
Cons:
- too pricy, but in view of the quality, it worth it. I didn't regret the purchase at all.

I would highly recommend the item to everyone who has the same problems.

This bridge replaced the stock Graphtech on my Godin Montreal Supreme guitar. A saddle had begun to buzz and rather than buy a set of replacement saddles (PS-8501-00), I decided, after a lot of research, to get this ABM Rollerbridge instead.

It was a drop-in replacement without changing the inserts. The ABM bridge has screws on the sides to securely lock the saddle in place on to the posts.

Among reasons I chose this bridge are the reputation of ABM for extremely well engineered German made hardware; the roller saddles (even though I the guitar does not have a tremolo of any sort) that eliminate the need to "notch" most other tune-o-matic saddles; and the solid bell brass construction. Incidentally this is the upgraded second version of a tune-o-matic roller bridge that ABM have made, which shows serious commitment.

The bridge is beautiful, has lived up to all expectations, and given me added confidence in my instrument. Very highly recommended!