Guyker Guitar TP-6 Bridge Stop Bar - Vintage 70's Bridges Tailpiece with Studs and Inserts Replacement Compatible with LP Les Paul SG ES 6 String Electric Guitar(Golden)

I had one of these before different brand on a guitar i sold it was brand name .This one i just got was almost identical and 50 dollars cheaper and looks amazing and functions well , easy to install fit perfectly worth the money I would recommend it for precise Tuning. Great product.

This upgrade is a game changer. Much more cost effective than the "Official" version when you can actually find them. I've installed about a dozen of these on many import guitars including Epiphone, Firefly, IYV, Harley Benton and Westcreek and they drop right in. I typically use 18:1 to 21:1 locking tuners, but these give you that micro tuning capability when you just need a quick nudge to get in tune. Just a couple of hints to help you. First lube the screw threads and hinges for each tuner. I just use a drop of Ballistol for that and then work the hinges and screws to get everything lubricated before installation. That makes these work nice and smooth. Second, I replaced the horrible TOM style bridges that came with these guitars with roller bridges. Very easy to do. Those two things along with good nuts and strings and you can't beat the tuning stability. YMMVMy wish list would be that Guyker adds allen screw to each side of these toward the front so that they can be locked to the bridge posts.

I got this bridge for a kit build I did and it was a perfect fit and works very well.The fine tuners are probably overkill, but they work very well.

The first one I got had problems. There is a long pin that holds all the string retainers in place. It had fallen out and it was impossible to peen it to keep it in. The second one they replaced it with was fine. I had a Gibson TP-6 on my LP WAY back in the 70s, and this is pretty much exactly like it. The only issue I had was the tuners did not twist as easily as I would have liked. I unscrewed them and lubricated with some candle wax and they work much better. For those who have never had one of these, it should be pointed out that it makes string changes easier because you just place the ball end into the retainer and tighten, and when you remove them, they just pop out the top. I was able to use the same (very) new set I had just put on my guitar (Firefly 338, fits perfectly) because there was extra length after being removed from the conventional tailpiece. With this and a set of locking tuners, string changes are a breeze. And if you are stuck with a crappy set of tuners, this will make your fine tuning way easier. I would have given five stars if the first one was not a dud.

Keeps my guitar in tune!!!

How can they make a fine tune tail piece this inexpensive? It is incredible, im amazed!! Perfect fitment, looks cool too! Fit right on the factory Epi posts. I love it, and a good price!

Outstanding product every bit as good as my Gibson. Have it on my SG. Super psyched.

Update9/3/2021 - I just received the replacement for the previous purchase. LOL it's the worse one yet. They have to be hand drilling them because each screw is at a different angle. Each pair of 2 screws touch, making them useless because when you turn one, the one next to it turns as well.Save your money and spend a little more for the Epiphone or even the Gibson. See most recent pics.Update 8/12/2021 - I just received my 2nd tailpiece. I now see what the complaints are about. The chrome on this one is flawed as if dust or dirt was also chromed over, not nearly as good as the first one. More importantly, the screw holes are drilled crooked and oblong. It's on it's way back for a replacement.The first pic (with pickup and bridge showing) is my first tailpiece. I couldn't be happier with it. The second pic (just the tailpiece) is the one I just received. In the second pic you'll notice that the first 2 screws are touching and the middle 3 screws are touching. Again, the first tailpiece was near perfect, the second one I received looks like they drilled the holes freehand.Original Review:The tailpiece I received seemed solid and well built. I backed all the screws all the way out and they were smooth and turned easily. All the threads were clean with no burrs. I put a drop of 3 in 1 oil on the tip of each screw and put them back in. From a fit and finish perspective it looks perfect. The seller also shipped this the same day I ordered it and I received it a month sooner than Amazon estimated.As far as the function it was designed for, it does that perfectly. The fine tuners on stop tailpieces makes a lot of sense and this is a perfect tailpiece to try to see if you want/need it. I recommend adding a roller bridge along with this while you're at it. I replaced my Tone Pros bridge with the Allparts GB-0596-010 and it not only fit perfectly but it added a bit of tuning stability as well.Allparts Roller Bridge: https://smile.amazon.com/Allparts-GB-0596-010-Chrome-Roller-Tunematic/dp/B00T4B6W44/133-3234694-2699254?psc=1