Les Paul Standard '60s Left-Handed

This bridge's own spec sheet confirms ABR-1 vintage mounting at 74.0mm post spacing, matching this guitar's genuine ABR-1 bridge. A Tune-O-Matic bridge has no handedness of its own, so this fits identically regardless of the guitar being left-handed.

Gotoh's GE104B uses M4 metric threaded posts, not the 6-32 inch threads genuine vintage Gibson ABR-1 hardware uses. Retailer listings for this exact bridge genuinely disagree on whether it's a direct fit for post-2017 Gibson ABR-1 guitars: some describe it as a straight drop-in replacement for Gibson or Epiphone ABR-1-style bridges, others explicitly state it is not a direct replacement for Gibson ABR-1 bridges. This guitar's bushing thread type has not been independently confirmed against either claim. No handedness concern for a Tune-O-Matic bridge, this applies equally regardless of the thread-type question.

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Saddle-only swap, matched to the ABR-1 Tune-o-Matic bridge this guitar is understood to use, per Graph Tech's own bridge-stamp fitment guide (PQ-8400-00). This is not a universal Tune-o-Matic saddle, the SKU is specific to true ABR-1 spec bridges. What holds it back from a clean drop-in is that the ABR-1 bridge on this model is inferred from its hardware-family siblings rather than confirmed model by model, and Graph Tech match their saddle sets to the exact stamp on the bridge rather than by family resemblance. The ABR-1 saddle set is still the most likely correct SKU here.

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Standard humbucker route and mounting, consistent with this guitar's factory humbucker cavity. A vintage-voiced alternative to the stock pickups, aged and lower output rather than a modern hot-output design. Humbucker pole pieces are individually height-adjustable rather than magnet-staggered, so handedness is not a real concern here.

This is literally the pickup family Gibson ships across its own USA Les Paul range; a genuine drop-in for the standard humbucker route, not just a similarly-sized third-party part. Non-staggered poles, no handedness concern.

Standard humbucker route and mounting, consistent with this guitar's factory humbucker cavity. A long-established high-output ceramic-magnet alternative to the stock pickups, aimed at players who want more push into natural amp overdrive. Humbucker pole pieces are individually height-adjustable rather than magnet-staggered, so handedness is not a real concern here.

Fits the standard humbucker route this guitar's stock Burstbucker pickups already sit in. Humbucker pole pieces are not staggered like a single-coil set, so handedness is not a real concern here.

Same footprint as the right-handed Les Paul Standard 60s. Not handedness-specific.

Same footprint as the right-handed Les Paul Standard 60s. Not handedness-specific.

This guitar's tuner hole size is confirmed at 10mm, matching this tuner directly. A 3-per-side Gibson-style headstock is symmetric, so individual sealed tuners like this one have no handedness of their own, unlike a 6-in-line headstock where mirrored parts matter.

Grover's locking line ships at the same 10mm hole size as this guitar's confirmed tuner holes. No handedness concern on a symmetric 3-per-side headstock.

Same hardware footprint as the right-handed Les Paul Standard 60s. Gibson and PRS-style 3-per-side tuner sets are not handedness-specific per the confirmed hardware pattern, so no separate left-handed SKU is needed here.

Vibramate sells this as a genuine left-handed package, a no-drill adapter bundled with a left-handed Bigsby B7, built specifically for carved-top Les Paul guitars with a stop tailpiece and Tune-O-Matic bridge, exactly this guitar's hardware. Uses the existing stop-bar bushings and strap-pin hole, no new holes required.