Roller Saddle Nashville Bridge for Epiphone Les Paul SG ES Dot

Roller Saddle Nashville Bridge for Epiphone Les Paul SG ES DotUpgrading to a roller saddle bridge can enhance tuning stability and reduce string breakage by easing the break angle. Roller saddles exert less pressure on strings than standard tune o matic bridges, making them a great choice even for non tremolo equipped guitars. Roller Saddles Roller saddles reduce friction at the bridge, making them ideal for tremolo systems. They also prevent the wear and tear common with traditional tune o matic saddles. Many

Upgrading to a roller saddle bridge can enhance tuning stability and reduce string breakage by easing the break angle. Roller saddles exert less pressure on strings than standard tune-o-matic bridges, making them a great choice even for non-tremolo-equipped guitars.

Roller Saddles

Roller saddles reduce friction at the bridge, making them ideal for tremolo systems. They also prevent the wear and tear common with traditional tune-o-matic saddles. Many players find roller saddles more comfortable on the picking hand, thanks to the lack of sharp edges.

Saddle Retention Rings

This bridge features saddle retention rings to prevent saddle rattle, improving tone clarity and providing a stable platform for optimal resonance.

Things to Note

This bridge has 6.3mm post holes for 6mm posts. For Gibson guitars with 4mm posts, see our BM015. Ensure your guitar doesn’t have an ABR-1 bridge, which is narrower. For ABR-1 compatibility, search for code BM002.

Upgrading to this bridge is a cost-effective way to boost your guitar’s performance, sustain, and tone.