Guyker Stainless Steel Space Control Adjustable Roller Guitar Bridge Electric Guitar Replacement, Chrome

This was the closest new replacement I could find for my Teisco 60s semi hollow body. Since it’s an arch top and I had to use a rosewood bridge piece I already had with it, I do have to forego the adjusters otherwise the action would be too high. This isn’t a flaw in this design, just wish guyker had a shorter version with wood bridge for arch tops. Giving it a 5 because it’s perfect for its intended purpose.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Just what I was looking for. A roller bridge that is also adjustable to the neck width

I ordered the roller bridge because I wanted my guitar to be just like Brian seltzers guitar I just put it on my bridge I already had on the guitar it fits and it was cheaper then others I saw .

Interesting method. Cant wait to try it

Easiest bridge I've ever used. It sacrifices adjustable intenation, but that's not an issue on my guitar. It works well and feels nice. The only issue I noticed was a bit of string ringing behind the bridge (my guitar has a Jazzmaster style tremolo so the strings stretch from it to this bridge), but that is easily fixed by weaving some a bit of cloth or similar material through the strings behind the bridge.

Works perfect on my Artist Samick HJ-650. Intonation is adjustable by slightly turning the individual string wheels left or right. Brings out slight more sustain and rings out musicality.

Get the Allparts one instead of this one. The 6 wheels are much looser on this one. The Allparts version has tighter tolerance on the wheels.

Super easy to install, dial in where you need your spacing, and go! Also seemed to my ears to hold string sustain a lot nicer and smoother. Using the Bigsby, the strings roll nice on the bridge all the way through. I probably wouldn't throw it on all my guitars but I love it on the arch top.