Replacement Bridge and Tailpiece for Les Paul Style Guitar A directfit bridge and tailpiece set designed for Les Paul style guitars. Constructed from metal and copper, the hardware provides a durable mounting point for strings while supporting reliable tuning stability and consistent intonation. Key benefits Precise fit for Les Paul style guitars that use separate bridge and tailpiece assemblies. Durable metal and copper construction for long service life and stable performance. Compact dimensions that match common stopbar and bridge spacing on Les Paul style instruments. Helps maintain consistent string alignment, contact, and resonance for reliable playability. Product specifications Bridge length: approximately 84 x 14 x 9 mm. Tailpiece size: 99 x 29 x 13.5 mm (L x W x H). Material: metal and copper. How this solves common problems Replaces worn or corroded hardware to restore stable string anchoring and tuning. Provides a solid mechanical connection between strings and body to support consistent intonation and sustain. Offers a straightforward upgrade path when rebuilding or modifying a Les Paul style guitar with separate bridge and tailpiece components. Performance and compatibility notes Designed for Les Paul style guitars with separate bridge and tailpiece mounting. Confirm screw spacing and post positions before installation. Metal and copper materials offer good durability and predictable mechanical contact; final tone and sustain depend on overall instrument setup and string choice. Suitable for use in , maintenance, or custom build projects where accurate fit and reliable hardware are required. Practical use scenarios Replacing a damaged or rusty bridge and tailpiece on a Les Paul style electric guitar to restore reliable tuning and string anchoring. Fitting a custom or DIY Les Paul style build where a compact, durable bridge and tailpiece set is required. Upgrading hardware during a refret or setup service to ensure consistent intonation and string spacing across the fretboard. Installation tip Verify post spacing and screw hole alignment on your instrument before mounting. Small adjustments during setup may be to achieve ideal intonation and action.