BRAND NEW German Made Best Quality Göldo Maestro Long Vibrola Tremolo Tailpiece Nickel, for Gibson & Epiphone SG, ES & Firebird Guitars

RECENTLY AVAILABLE! GOLDO MUSIC GERMANY (DUESENBERG OWNERS) ULTIMATE BEST QUALITY, GUARANTEED - RIGHT HANDED LONG MAESTRO VIBROLA TREMOLO WITH ARM & COVER FITS ALL GIBSON/EPIPHONE IN NICKEL. THESE ARE BLANK, NO ETCHING OR LYRE. Ask us about other available Lyre & Logo versions. This is the ultimate highest quality vibrola made that you would want for your high end Gibson or rare vintage Epiphone. This quality couldn't be purchased from Gibson so I'm bringing them in for you. Now this type of high quality is finally available here in the USA. These Vibrola Tailpieces are custom ordered from Germany, take approx 10 to 14 business days to receive in the states after ordering, but - well worth the wait! Pics are from Germany.

US SELLER SKU: TMM1N

This listing includes a German made, Long Gibson® Style Vibrato Tailpiece With Arm. These tremolo's are available in Nickel finishes only. These are replications of OEM equipment on Gibson® guitars. The nickel version of this tailpiece is used on the ES series guitars such as the 335, as well as the SG standard, and Firebird model guitars. These are also available with etched front with Lyre and Custom MI name on front Starting at an additional $49.50 up. Email us Here...

This is a blank tailpiece. No engraved or Lyre is on face, otherwise pretty exact to Gibson Maestro look and feel. NO GUITARS FOR SALE IN THIS LISTING - ONLY PARTS, TREMOLO TAIL-PIECES!
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Long Vibrola Install instructional with tips on youtube are attached here after item pics or go & Search on: Maestro Vibrola for SG.
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INSTALLING A LONG MAESTRO VIBROLA
Things you need
• Drill
• Ruler or measuring tape
• Pencil
• Screwdriver
◦ Turn the tuning pegs to loosen the strings and remove them from the guitar.
Remove the original stop tail piece, the part the strings were attached to, from the guitar using a small screwdriver.
Measure the width between the screw holes on the vibrola with a ruler or measuring tape, and mark the two corresponding spots on the guitar with a pencil in the spot where the old stop tail piece had been. Use the drill to create two holes. Use a bit that drills holes the same size as the screws included with the vibrola. Depending on your guitar, you might need a ground wire attached from electronics inside to the post or Vibrola itself. See video here for more details. Attach the Maestro vibrola to the guitar with a screwdriver using the provided screws, and tighten. Attach the cover plate to the base, securing with the small provided screws, and attach the arm.
Restring the guitar.
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I'm an expert on guitars and tremolo bar/bridges/parts and this my fun, part time job. You should receive all your ordered items in 3 to 10 business days or quicker (I am a sales rep and can be on tour for 5 days). If you need something next day or in 2 days, I won't be able to help you unless in office (email me here to inquire). If you want a custom order for a special part, tremolos, pickups or used, rare or vintage guitars, we will find what you need at a great price, just ask for a quote and I'll be glad to comply.