TonePros TP6-G Nashville Tunematic Bridge - Gold

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About TonePros TP6-G Nashville Tunematic Bridge - Gold

The TonePros TP6 is a locking version of the Nashville type standard small post and threaded insert as found standard on current USA Gibson Les Paul GT and Gibson SG GT models. (Same format as LP Standard & LP Custom). This bridge has un-notched saddles for professional installation. It can be fit with many standard sized Piezo, aftermarket graphite, or exotic saddle materials. Direct retrofit for most USA guitars without modification. What TonePros Components Do For You:TonePros components completely solidify your instrument! Your System II bridge will not only just stay on, our system solidifies your bridge in place like stone! In most cases after installation and adjustment, your bridge and tailpiece will not move or “wiggle” at all. Because of TonePros design, even play or movement in the threads is reduced so that when you adjust your action and intonation, it is set and solid. This of course improves your sustain and tonal qualities, makes harmonics “jump” out of your guitar, and causes your instrument to play and stay in tune better.Use Your Vintage Instrument:It is now possible for musicians to actually use their “vintage” instruments without the fear of marring and modification and still get ultimate results. Put those vintage components back in the case where they belong for preservation while you play your favorite guitar with improved tonal qualities. Simply reinstall the old, preserved components when you go to show or sell that special instrument.New Instruments:If your new or recently purchased instrument did not come with System II components installed at the factory, simply replace your current bridge & tailpiece with our upgraded components. Just adjust and then secure with the allen tool provided, and your guitar will play and stay in tune better. Your guitar will not come apart when the strings are taken off and it will sound and sustain like never before!Do The Test For YourselfNext time you have the strings off of your guita