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Music City Bridge
|sku: MC-LSM
MCB - Locking Studs (Metric)
C$43.00
Music City Bridge
|sku: MC-LSS
MCB - Locking Studs (US/Imperial)
C$43.00
Music City Bridge
|sku: MC-GMSS-S
Groove Master Saddles - Strat Stainless
C$103.00
Music City Bridge
|sku: MC-623-3S
623 Tele Conversion Bridge Plate (3 screw mounting)
C$46.00
Music City Bridge
|sku: MC-623-4S
623 Tele Conversion Bridge Plate (4 screw mounting)
C$46.00
Music City Bridge
|sku: MC-GMST-SS
Groove Master Saddles - Tele Stainless Steel
C$83.00
Music City Bridge
|sku: MC-GMST-B
Groove Master Saddles - Tele Brass
C$60.00-
MCB - Locking Studs (Metric)
MCB Locking Studs - Designed to work with virtually any bridge or stop bar. Metric Threaded Locking Studs are compatible with Epiphone, PRS SE, Eastman, Harley Benton, and many other foreign-made...
MCB - Locking Studs (US/Imperial)
MCB Locking Studs - Designed to work with virtually any bridge or stop bar. MCB Locking Studs pair perfectly with our Savvy or Stud Finder bridges, and will work with virtually any bridge or stop...
Groove Master Saddles - Strat Stainless
MADE IN USA Patent Pending What’s included in your kit: 6 - Groove Master Saddles for Strat 6 - stainless steel intonation screws, 4-40 x 5/8"
623 Tele Conversion Bridge Plate (3 screw mounting)
*NOTE: This is a bridge plate only and DOES NOT include saddles or mounting screws. Convert your 6-Saddle Tele Plate to a 3-Barrel setup using the 623 Tele Conversion Plate. A lot of people asked...
623 Tele Conversion Bridge Plate (4 screw mounting)
*NOTE: This is a bridge plate only and DOES NOT include saddles or mounting screws. Convert your 6-Saddle Tele Plate to a 3-Barrel setup using the 623 Tele Conversion Plate. A lot of people asked...
Groove Master Saddles - Tele Stainless Steel
MADE IN USA Not only are brass 3 “barrel” saddle bridges the classic, traditional Tele setup, but they really sound great and are simple and stable. But they had issues… originally, the intonation...
Groove Master Saddles - Tele Brass
MADE IN USA Not only are brass 3 “barrel” saddle bridges the classic, traditional Tele setup, but they really sound great and are simple and stable. But they had issues… originally, the intonation...