Description
This Gotoh bridge is a modern Nashville style replacement with bushings and large studs. Directly replaces many import guitars made guitar with larger stud mounted posts.
Includes anchors & studs
Available in Chrome, Gold & Cosmo Black.
Features
- Tune-O-Matic style
- Large metric posts (M8 threaded) with flat screwdriver adjustment
- 12″ saddle radius
- Stud spacing is 2 29/32″(74mm) and String spacing is 2 1/16″(52mm)
- Includes all hardware
: Gotoh GE103B-T Guitar Bridge with Large Metric Stud Posts
: GE103B-T
: GE103B-T
bobplemel (verified buyer) –
I used the Gold colored bridge for my project. Well made and look great. I had to reverse some of the saddles to get intonation right. They use Lock-tight on the nuts, so use a soldering iron to melt the glue and good Philips screwdriver for this. I wanted to reverse all of them but the B-string saddle nut would not loosen so I left it alone.
Colin Kilpatrick (verified buyer) –
Perfect fit on my 1998 Korean Epiphone Les Paul. Nn modification needed.
magill.jcw (verified buyer) –
Gotoh is one of my “GoTo” aftermarket hardware makers. Always the highest quality at great prices. Excellent replacement TOM bridge.
Damian Murphy (verified buyer) –
Very happy with my chrome bridge. I ordered it to replace an my current Graphtech Resomax bridge because the saddles every time I play, tune or intonate they constantly slip and shift they are not stable what so ever it was very frustrating and disappointing. Gotoh quality is top notch, consistent and rock solid. My guitar intimated within minutes and stays in tune no more shifting or slipping saddles. I will be ordering more to replace and upgrade my others very soon.
trev mcnaughton (verified buyer) –
perfect drop-in replacement for my epiphone SG (faded brown g-400)
Knut Froland (verified buyer) –
I was having problems with the standard bridge that came with my ESK-75 kit. There was a maddening rattle/buzz when a couple strings were played. I was able to trace the noise to loose hardware in the bridge.
Solo recommended that I replace the standard bridge with the Gotoh GE103B-T. The first thing I did was pull the standard bushings and studs out of my guitar. I noticed that the Gotoh bushings were longer than the original ones that came with the kit, so I carefully deepened the holes in the guitar. It didn’t take much gentle hand drilling to go right through the wooden piece under the top. Uh oh.
Ultimately, I ended up reusing the original bushings. I wish I would’ve known that from the start. Ultimately, the Gotoh bridge fixed the buzz/rattle issue. I was very happy with the quality of the Gotoh bridge, and will consider their products on any of my future and past builds. I recommend this product.
Cooper McDonald (verified buyer) –
The bridge holders that went into the body didn’t fit, so I had to drill the hole bigger in my guitar, then my guitar strings kept slipping out of the saddles, so I had to shave the slits bigger, and after all of that it works like a charm. Stays nicely in tune, but the installation process was a pain. Good product
Kelly McNagny (verified buyer) –
Bought these on the specific email advice of the Solo guitar tech as replacements for the bridge that came with the PRK-1 kit.
Gotoh bridge is excellent and much better than the parts that came with the original kit so a 5 stars for that.
But I was disappointed to find that out the bushings were smaller diameter than the predrilled holes and the existing bushings that came with the kit, so there is no way to use the new Gotoh bushings. In the end I used the original Solo bushings and screwed in the Gotoh studs and bridge into them (not ideal because of the design of the Solo bushings isn’t a perfect match for the Gotoh studs…they stop screwing in slightly above the bushings). All works fine and I really like the Gotoh parts. But I would have been happier if the Solo tech had let me know in advance that the bushings don’t fit the predrilled holes….not the greatest advice