Greetings all. I've owned an Edwards LP for a number of year. I recently noticed that the middle strings are starting to fret out and realized that the stock bridge is starting to collapse. I'm not certain if the measurements and drilled holes are different than their USA cousins, so I'm hoping somebody can recommend a replacement bridge and tailpiece. I think the stock model is by Gotoh, but I'm thinking of using a Tonepros bridge. Thanks in advance!
Edwards E-LP-92SD - Collapsed Bridge
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I usually use one of these two:
Hosco wired ABR-1:
www.philadelphialuthiertools.com
Or non wired Gotoh ABR-1:
www.stewmac.com
Faber also makes bridges using M4 posts if you would like one of those. I've used all 3 brands on my MIJ guitars including Edwards.
Hosco wired ABR-1:
Tune-o-Matic Bridge METRIC m4 ABR-1 w/ retainer wire
Tune-o-Matic ABR-1 bridge with retaining wire and studs(metric m4).
www.philadelphialuthiertools.com
Or non wired Gotoh ABR-1:
Gotoh Tune-o-matic Bridge with Standard Posts | stewmac.com
A popular modern version of the Tune-o-matic bridge for solidbody guitar.
Faber also makes bridges using M4 posts if you would like one of those. I've used all 3 brands on my MIJ guitars including Edwards.
I believe Tonepros only offers a Nashville style bridge for metric posts.
The Hosco is fantastic. I switched out my Faber bridges for the Hosco.
The Gotoh bridges only come with zinc saddles. Hosco, which I believe is the parent company of Gotoh, offers brass saddles. Kind of strange.
The Hosco is fantastic. I switched out my Faber bridges for the Hosco.
The Gotoh bridges only come with zinc saddles. Hosco, which I believe is the parent company of Gotoh, offers brass saddles. Kind of strange.
