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Gotoh's GE103B-T bridge is a modern Nashville style replacement with bushings are large studs. This is a rattle free design without the annoying wire and there is more travel room for better intonation.
Gotoh's TOM bridges require an angled neck pocket, which has greater string tension to help hold the bridge in place firmly. If you install these on a guitar with a straight neck pocket and/or not enough string tension, it will shift/rattle and cause tuning issues.
Available in chrome, black, gold, and Gotoh's cosmo black.
Includes all required mounting hardware.
See alternate image for dimensional drawing.
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Unfortunately we have no way of determining that on your behalf. We provide dimensional drawings for the products we sell so you can compare the key measurements to your guitar and determine if it will be suitable for you.
We have no way of confirming that on your behalf. Best thing you can do is double check all key measurements against your needs using the dimensional drawings we provide.
Unfortunately we can't confirm that for you from our end. The best thing to do is compare the key measurements on your guitar to the measurements provided for this bridge to ensure a proper fit.
These are metric. We provide dimensional drawings for most of our parts for you to compare to your needs. It may save you some time to reference those.
On a related note, broad terms like "Metric/Import" vs "US/Standard/Imperial" are not necessarily very helpful for determining fitment. There are many cases where "metric" parts are not compatible with each other. Likewise, the same is true of many "US/standard" parts that are not compatible with each other. There are also some cases where "metric" parts will fit on "US/standard" guitars, and vice versa. There are many little variations between… See full answer »
On a related note, broad terms like "Metric/Import" vs "US/Standard/Imperial" are not necessarily very helpful for determining fitment. There are many cases where "metric" parts are not compatible with each other. Likewise, the same is true of many "US/standard" parts that are not compatible with each other. There are also some cases where "metric" parts will fit on "US/standard" guitars, and vice versa. There are many little variations between… See full answer »
