Advanced Plating 1218C Nashville Tune-O-Matic TOM Bridge (Aluminum) - Fits Gibson®-Chrome
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The Nashville Tune-O-Matic bridge has been a staple of Gibson® guitars since the Norlin® era in the 1970s. Offering a wider intonation range and larger mounting posts than its vintage ABR-1 predecessor. Designed for precise setup and reliable performance, the Nashville bridge features individually adjustable saddles for accurate string intonation and a durable construction built to withstand years of playing. Whether you're restoring a classic instrument, upgrading worn hardware or completing a custom build, the Nashville Tune-O-Matic delivers the stability, adjustability and unmistakable look that players have trusted for decades.
Individual Advanced Plating Nashville Tune-O-Matic TOM bridge for electric guitar. Does not include bridge posts or anchors. Fits Gibson® guitars manufactured 2015-current. Compatible with earlier Gibson® models, pre-2015, when used with Advanced Plating’s corresponding bridge posts.
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Nashville Tune-O-Matic TOM Bridge Posts
Nashville Tune-O-Matic TOM Bridge Posts w/ 2.5mm Hex Broach
Personalize almost any guitar part we stock @ the Norlin® Custom Shop. Learn more @ randys.rocks
The Nashville Tune-O-Matic bridge has been a staple of Gibson® guitars since the Norlin® era in the 1970s. Offering a wider intonation range and larger mounting posts than its vintage ABR-1 predecessor. Designed for precise setup and reliable performance, the Nashville bridge features individually adjustable saddles for accurate string intonation and a durable construction built to withstand years of playing. Whether you're restoring a classic instrument, upgrading worn hardware or completing a custom build, the Nashville Tune-O-Matic delivers the stability, adjustability and unmistakable look that players have trusted for decades.
Individual Advanced Plating Nashville Tune-O-Matic TOM bridge for electric guitar. Does not include bridge posts or anchors. Fits Gibson® guitars manufactured 2015-current. Compatible with earlier Gibson® models, pre-2015, when used with Advanced Plating’s corresponding bridge posts.
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Base Material:
- Bridge: Aluminum
- Saddles: Zinc
- Country of Manufacture: Made in USA
- Post Hole Diameter: 0.202"
- Post Hole Spacing: 2.905"
- Radius: 12"
- Saddles: Notched
- String Spacing: 2"
- Weight: 1.0 oz
Available in:
- Black Chrome SKU: 1218BC
- Chrome SKU: 1218C
- Gold SKU: 1218G
- Nickel SKU: 1218N
** MATCHING HARDWARE **
Nashville Tune-O-Matic TOM Bridge Posts
- Black Chrome SKU: 1230BC
- Chrome SKU: 1230C
- Gold SKU: 1231G
- Nickel SKU: 1230N
Nashville Tune-O-Matic TOM Bridge Posts w/ 2.5mm Hex Broach
- Black Chrome SKU: 1224BC
- Chrome SKU: 1224C
- Gold SKU: 1224G
- Nickel SKU: 1224N
Advanced Music Products (AMP) is a division of Advanced Plating, Inc (API). Engineering and manufacturing guitar parts for the titans of the industry. Made in the USA for over 60 years. OEM fit and finish. Trust the brand your favorite brand's trust.
1218BC * For more product information, additional images and spec sheets, visit our website @ randys.rocks ** CUSTOM ENGRAVING **Personalize almost any guitar part we stock @ the Norlin® Custom Shop. Learn more @ randys.rocks
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