Graph Tech ResoMax LP Tune-O-Matic Bridge - 4mm Post Gold

This standard small post (4mm) Graph Tech ResoMax bridge fits most LP-style guitars. The common 74.40mm post spacing will work for most guitars using a Nashville-style Tune-O-Matic bridge.

The ResoMax Harmonic Bridge System with String Saver saddles is specifically designed to enhance harmonics, reduce string breakage, and improve tuning performance for your electric guitar. String Saver saddles are factory-installed by: Schecter, Carvin, Peavey, and the Yamaha Custom Shop. You'll hear and feel the difference right away when you install the 4mm ResoMax Tune-O-Matic bridge. It will dramatically improve the way your electric guitar performs and change the way you play.

The base of the ResoMax Bridge is made from a high-strength, lightweight alloy designed to maximize harmonic content. More harmonics means more richness and sizzle in every note you pick or strum. The 4mm Bridge is an unbeatable combination of materials that will improve your guitar's tone and performance and ultimately, your guitar-playing experience.

The tone of your guitar directly influences the way you play. Whether each note is rich in harmonic content or flat and lifeless, the sound of each note effects how you pick, strum, and phrase your playing. Also, having the confidence in knowing that your guitar strings will hold up no matter how hard you play lets you concentrate on playing and staying in the moment, not worrying if you are going to break a string. Having your guitar perform to its maximum potential lets you perform to your maximum potential.

Here's how saddles work: A guitar string rests on a metal saddle, which binds and locks the string in place. As the string vibrates, it stresses the string on a very specific point and produces metal fatigue and then string breakage. Each String Saver saddle is impregnated with Teflon, the slipperiest substance on earth. The Teflon in String Savers eases the grip between the saddle and string, spreading the stress over a greater portion of the string, just enough to dramatically reduce string breakage.

String Savers saddles differ in the sound they create because metal saddles have a pronounced 2KHz treble spike that dominates the tonal spectrum, while String Savers have more balanced, tone-sizzling highs, mids, and big open lows. String Saver saddles are made with a unique combination of materials to enhance tone and dramatically reduce string breakage.