Golden Age Low-profile Wraparound Bridge With Metric Studs – StewMac

Golden Age Low-profile Wraparound Bridge with Metric Studs

A sleek, low profile wraparound bridge for any neck angle
We designed this ultra-low profile adjustable wraparound bridge for lower action and a super comfortable feel.

Wraparound bridges are full of sustain and sound great, but they’re not all created equal. Without adjustable saddles, you’ll struggle to get the guitar perfectly intonated. And on many set neck guitars, you can’t get most wraparound bridges low enough for a comfortable action.

Redesigned for better playability
To get lower action, we made this bridge very low profile. It fits perfectly with the shallow neck angles on Les Paul Juniors and Specials, and other set neck guitars like PRS. You’ll no longer have to bottom out the bridge and still struggle with high action.

Next we polished all of the edges and saddles, making the bridge incredibly smooth and comfortable under your palm. The saddles have a wide intonation range so you can finally play in tune up and down the neck.

You have the option of notched or unnotched saddles. Cut your own string slots for a custom spacing or play instantly with pre-notched saddles. High quality studs and bushings are included. We took extra care to make sure the bushings fit tight to minimize “lean”. The studs feature M8 x 1.25 threads that fit countless guitars from Epiphone, Schecter, ESP, and more. Also available with standard SAE studs.

Lower your action and play in tune:
• Low profile for low action
• Works with guitars with shallow neck angles
• Available with notched or unnotched saddles
• Wide intonation range to play in tune

• String spread
  2-1/16″
  (52.50mm)
• Saddle radius
  12″
  (305mm)
• Post spacing
  3-1/4″
  (81.80mm)
• Post threads
  M8 x 1.25

Includes:
• Height adjustable studs
• High quality knurled bushings
• Intonation screws
• Allen wrench

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Tip: Slotting Tune-o-matic style saddles
Nut slotting files work great for metal saddles. Choose your file size as you would when slotting a nut: use the same gauge as the string, or a few thousandths larger. After filing to the desired depth, we suggest polishing the slot with Mitchell’s Abrasive Cord to remove file marks and burrs.