Wraparound bridges are most often associated with Junior style guitars (Les Paul Jr, SG Jr), but were also used on very early Gibson standards before the development of the more conventional Tune-o-Matic style. A wraparound bridge is where you pass the strings through the bridge away from the guitar and wrap them back over the top before pulling them up the neck as usual. Some guitars from the Gibson catalog and other Gibson inspired guitars, will have wrap around bridges rather than the more often seen Tune-o-Matic style. What Type of Wraparound Bridge Do I Need?
#WRAPAROUND BRIDGE GUITAR HOW TO#
► How to remove/install Faber® Bridge Saddles.► How to install Faber® Metric Tailpiece/Bridge Bushings.► How to install Faber® Tone-Lock™ Bridge.► How to install Faber® iNsert™/E-Sert™.► Choosing conversion bridge posts for Epiphone & Imports with Bushing Mounted Bridge Posts.► Choosing conversion bridge posts for Gibson with Nashville/Heritage with Schaller Bridges.
► Why should I consider changing bridge and/or tailpiece bushings on my Heritage®, Epiphone® or other guitar using metric bushings?.
► Faber® Tone-Lock™ Locking Tailpiece Studs.No matter the project, Faber® has the bridge studs you need. When the vintage look is not important, we recommend the Faber® BSWKIT, as that solution offers the best increase in sustain. If you want something that still has the vintage look, but want a stud that is a little more “meaty,” the 4mm studs and thumbwheels will do the trick. ► For New Builds & Kit Guitars For new builds, we have 6-32 ABR-1 sized posts and thumbwheels, for those looking to make their guitar as close to vintage as possible.
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