- What this part does and why you need it - Adjustable roller saddle designed to lower string breakage and improve long-term stability on LP-style electric guitars and similar designs. The rollers reduce friction where the string contacts the saddle, helping strings last longer and stay in tune more reliably. - Key benefits - Reduced string breakage: Roller action minimizes wear at the contact point so strings snap less often. - Better tuning stability: Less friction and smoother string movement help maintain intonation during bends and heavy playing. - Durable construction: Made from zinc alloy and copper for reliable performance in practice, rehearsal, and live settings. - Easy installation: Features 3 mm post holes for mounting on standard 6-mm posts, making it compatible with many guitars and common replacement bridges. - Important specifications - Material: Zinc alloy and copper - Mounting: 3 mm post holes for installation on standard 6-mm posts - String spacing: 52 mm - Bridge radius: 35.6 cm (356 mm) - Performance and compatibility - Designed for LP-style electric guitars and compatible with most guitars and various import brands that use standard 6 mm posts. The 52 mm string spacing and 35.6 cm radius provide comfortable playability and consistent string alignment for typical setups. - Practical use scenarios - Upgrade: Swap out a worn or stock fixed saddle on a Les Paul–style instrument to reduce string breakage and improve tuning during studio sessions. - Repair/Replacement: Replace damaged or corroded saddles on imported guitars that match the 6-mm post standard and the listed spacing/radius. - Heavy players: Ideal for players who bend strings frequently or perform on stage and need a more reliable saddle that reduces tuning issues caused by string friction. - Why choose this saddle - Straightforward fit for many LP-style and similarly constructed guitars, solid materials for long service life, and a functional roller design that addresses common problems like string wear and tuning drift without altering your instrument’s original setup.