Schaller STM TOM-Style Bridge C

I bought a second hand used Chibson (Chinese Gibson Copy) that had one problem: bridge were centered to what has been painted instead of the guitar dimensions. This made the bridge to be 1.5-2mm to the wrong direction. Since I was installing a tremolo to fix the string holder, the bridge was the second step to be adjusted. I found this product, amazing, I could just adjust the distance of the strings and also place then in the right position without damaging it when using the tremolo!!! So many features!!! And, I had a small problem (I've misplaced the strings over the tremolo, dumb me, first tremolo I ever had on a Les Paul). I've email Schaller company and got a reply... FROM DR LARS BUNNING! Managing Director / Owner of the brand. How many times have you had an email replied like that?!|

Amazing support, amazing product, saved a guitar a lot of people would not think worth of saving (I know, a copy, but, really, the guitar sounds amazing, neck is smooth, all is good, and saved by this bridge that someone FINALLY put the definitive final regulation a guitar was missing - you can adjust string's distance to your hand now! No matter what Les Paul you haver...

I have Gibson Les Paul Standard 2013. And I was experiencing problems with the stock bridge.

I was constantly breaking first string near the saddle and overall tuning stability wasn't that great. Hence decided to buy this brdige.
I installed it on my guitar without any modifications, which is a great bonus. Stud installs perfectly fitted into existing holes.

It features three-dimensional adjustment, so you can customize it fully for your playing style. And also it is really easy to adjust. I don't have any problems with breaking strings any more!

Keeps the tuning really well, really comfortable to play, fits on your les paul perfectly and it doesn't cost a fortune.

Great product, like it a lot!

I got this as a replacement bridge for my Fender Esprit. It works well with excellent construction. From the age of the previous bridge it replaces (which dates back three or four decades) I expect it to be robust and durable.

It?s versatile in that it allows for easy adjustment of string spacing in addition to intonation. However, this _may_ come at the cost of super accurate intonation. The bridge uses rollers under the strings, and so doesn?t give you a knife-like edge over which the strings rest. Whether this affects the intonation of your instrument to a non-negligible amount, I?m not sure (it would depend on the gauge of your strings and other factors).

Would I buy one again? Yes. But your milage may vary.