Musiclily Pro 52.5mm (2-1/16 inch) Pigtail Style Tune-O-Matic Adjustable Wraparound Bridge Tailpiece for Epiphone Les Paul SG Style Electric Guitar, Chrome

Works really well on my Harley Benton DC Junior FAT.The saddle sits lower than the factory bridge so I had to raise the level of the posts to around half way (see pic). Otherwise perfect fit. I did get some fret buzz on string 2 and 1 after installing. Setting up the guitar with a relatively flat relief and ~1.6mm action height on both E strings got rid of that. I wasn't able to set up a practically acceptable action with no buzz with the original bridge.After setup, I adjusted the intonation. The adjustment has longer travel on this bridge. With the original, I wasn't able to properly intonate several strings, the travel was too short. Unfortunately accessing the intonation screws with the strings at full tension is not possible using a straight screwdriver because of the location of the pickup. Still, it wasn't much pain, as the factory-default compensation is very close and I guessed the required turns in a maximum of 2 iterations (1 on most strings).Some reviewers mentioned that the curvature does not follow the fret board radius. While this is true, it doesn't seem to affect playability (for me). Overall, this bridge is great upgrade for the HB DC JR FAT. The guitar came with 10-46 strings and I switched to 9-42 while installing. This addressed the sticky nut problem inherently present on the instrument. Now I'm pretty happy with the guitar, feels good that I was able to make it usable with such an inexpensive but decent quality upgrade.

I bought this to replace a damaged wraparound bridge on an Epiphone Les Paul Special. I kept the stock Epiphone screws because they were longer, but the bridge itself fit and looks great. Set action and intonation, and to my ears this bridge sounds better than the stock one. I knocked off one star for the shorter screws, but wouldn't hesitate to recommend this bridge for intonationally challenged one piece bridges!

We had an Epiphone Les Paul Junior guitar that came with a Rocksmith video game bundle. It was hard to play, badly intonated, ridiculously high action. We decided it would be a fun project to try to set up. So we lowered the action as much as possible -- we'd lower it further but the pickup height is quite high thanks to a mounting frame -- and it became much easier to play. Even better, we found out that with the lowered string height, the humbucker bridge pickup is quite hot and it makes it really fun to play and tap on this guitar. The only downside was that the intonation was way off and the tone was a little dull with the factory installed compensated bridge. For $14 we figured why not try out the Musiclily Pro 52.5mm Pigtail Style Tune-o-matic Wraparound Adjustable Bridge for Gibson Les Paul. It was a perfect fit in the Epiphone Les Paul Junior. We didn't need to install the threaded inserts, the existing bushing fit perfectly. It intontated beautifully. Even better, the tone brightened up dramatically, each note was clear and well articulated. Thanks to Rocksmith, you can find these Epiphone models all over the place for about $100 or even less. Lower the action and pop one of these bridges on and you have a guitar that plays like a $200-300 model. Great for any beginner and we enjoy the punch of the humbucker. My only critique has as much to do with the giant pickup mount on the guitar as much as the bridge, but the intonation screws for the bridge mount on the inside making it hard to fit a screwdriver in between the pickup and the bridge.

Bought this to rep[ace the wrap around bridge on a IYV PRS copy. Not the bridge I wanted but I am very happy with the look and quality of this one. The springs had to go. In fact just remove them before you install this on your guitar or you will NEVER be able to get the intonation correct. They did a Great job designing this and I was able to set up the guitar with PERFECT intonation and action. I put a Schaller 456 on my other one, and while it sounds better, I was not able to get the action where I wanted. Hopefully someone will clone the Schaller bridge real soon. Fast ship, great seller, highly recommend.

I have a twenty five year old epiphone les paul jr that was my first real electric guitar that had been through absolute hell. Headstock break, neither potentiometer worked, half the tuners were broken or was total crap, the stock compensated bridge was missing the intonation screws and never did sound in tune, as well as twenty five years of abuse from yours truly, starting at age thirteen. So you can imagine it didn't get played anymore, because I had three other electrics that were far superier. Last year, I decided that I was going to fix it up like it's Gibson counterpart, or at least as close as I was financially willing to make it. Along with this adjustable bridge, I also baught a tusk nut, Grover tuning machines, switchcraft output jack, premium LP jr wiring kit from Stew- Mac, and did a complete fret job and set up that I did entirely myself. The reason I'm saying all this, is I've played the real deal gibbos, and even got lucky a couple years ago and got to play an actual '59 jr that costs more than everything I own.. (okay, not quite, but close..) The point is, does it sound as good as that '59? Of course not. But its daaammmnnn close! Plays like butter, and sounds like a reissue of the real thing. Notice I didn't mention the pickup, because it, the neck, body, and ground wire is the only thing stock about it. Yep, original epiphone ceramic pickup. I planned on changing it too later on, but I've decided against it. IT is now the superior, and I have a USA Peavey superstrat, LTD mh-350FR, Schecter hellraiser 6, and an old school Washburn superstrat. It means everything to me, and the tuning is rock solid, partially thanks to this cheap knock off bridge. Trademarks and namebrands aren't nothing but a name on a product. That thing is living proof!

Very nice wraparound bridge but it took 3 times longer to get here then original due date.