JD.Moon Roller Saddle Bridge ABR-1 Tune-o-matic Bridge Tailpiece Bridge For Les Paul Guitar (Chrome)

Perfect for my SG with tremolo no string breaking and stays in tune

This was a great solution for my Firefly FFSPS Chameleon electric guitar. Great value and easy installation. I like how the roller bridge locks in place. Great fit, functionality and sound quality.

The media could not be loaded. Update - got another one. Its good. No clicking. The rollers are definitely to wide and flat for the strings, should be a V shape for the strings to sit in and not be able to move side to side. Now that I put it on a guitar with a high bridge and low tailpiece (still topwrapped) creating more of an angle, there is No noticable clicking string movement. Topwrapping, even with a regular bridge can be an issue if the angle isn't correct. This roller bridge sits lower than a regular bridge, due to the low saddles, which is great for the action issues created by other roller bridges. That was the issue in the video. So, Great BRIDGE and it could help to lower you action. I'd buy more.Original review- Wasn't gonna get this because of the way it looked in the pictures. But, it looks much, much nicer (in person) on my guitar than expected. With the stock bridge/saddles intonation Wasn't happening. Even switched the old bridge and some saddles around because of the springs, still no good.So, the fit? With this bridge, all I did was loosened the strings, slid the old bridge off and this right on. So easy and no issues. Setting intonation is easy, just loosen the string to set the intonation (per string and saddle) and adjust the bridge with the allan screws as needed. Some reviewers said it was impossible to do the intonation unless the bridge was off of the guitar? C'mon, seriously. Its like doing the Intonation on a floyd rose tremolo, except this is SO MUCH Easier.My issue is in the video and pics attached. The rollers aren't cut for the strings. While picking down it clicks, especially after an upward bend, also a click. So, the E,A and D strings are good, but when soloing on G, B and E, you will hear AND FEEL that clicking.So, maybe it's just this one? I threw out all the packaging so I'm stuck with it. And, unfortunately, I think my Wife ordered me another one for Christmas. That one will probably be going back. After checking the Saddle wheels for the same issue. Hopefully it's just this one that has the problem. I have other (brands) roller saddles (not top wrapped) that are cut properly, so I know there is a problem here.My Bro just told me that it's because I top wrap my strings. So, I WILL try not top wrapping very Soon and will be updating.

I build kit guitars and as you would expect the hardware for the most part is trash. Just recently finished and SG copy and could not intonate it period ordered this bridge and it was a miracle installed it, reset neck relief and bridge height did a complete set up and this SG is now a real player. The nice thing about this bridge is you can micro adjust the intonation with the movable saddles including being able to invert them if you need more adjustment This is a quality piece of hardware at a very affordable price, I would not hesitate to recommend or use one again if needed.

I couldn’t be happier with my new roller bridge. Fit was perfect, finish was perfect and the price was a real value. I couldn’t take the stock TOM bridge anymore, so I decided to try this. Easy fix for tuning instability. Tip: mark each string with a sharpie right on the top of your stock bridge (where the strings sit on the top of the bridge) and measure the string height on both the high and low “E”; that way when you switch the bridge out so you know exactly where to adjust the new bridge. Just line up the marker lines with the top of the rollers and your intonation will be really close to where it was before. Measure and adjust the string height using thumb wheels to your previous measurements and tune. Voila’.

I installed this roller bridge on an Epiphone Les Paul Custom. The bridge had an extremely tight fit between the height adjusting screws, necessitating minor filing of the bridge slots for full seating, as shown in the accompanying picture.Additionally, the saddle rollers exhibit slight axial movement. This results in an audible "click" on the high E and B strings when bending notes, which, while not a major issue, is tactilely noticeable.The materials appear to be of good quality for the price point and also has good looks.Overall, I am rating this product 3 out of 5 stars. While it did improve the tuning stability and functionality of my Les Paul, the required modifications during installation and the slight movement of the saddle rollers prevent a higher rating.

If the metal was higher quality it would be even better. The design seems to be flawless. My guitar feels much easier to play, and doesn't go out of tune so easily.

I absolutely love this bridge. I bought it to replace a faulty TOM bridge on a hardtail Reverend Bayonet and it’s breathed new life into it! Perfect for palm mutes. Super comfortable and stable tuning. I’m about to buy another color for a single pup Firebird!The tail piece is poorly made, but it will go into a parts box. My old one was fine though. The price for the bridge alone is totally worth it!