Bridge

    Gotoh GE104B ABR-1 Tune-O-Matic Bridge

    A vintage-style ABR-1 replacement bridge from Gotoh, built to the narrower vintage post spacing rather than the wider Nashville standard.

    11 guitars checked: 11 needs verification.

    For your Gibson Les Paul Standard 60s

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    This bridge uses metric threads, not the inch threads on genuine vintage Gibson hardware. Sources disagree on whether it drops straight in or needs different posts. Worth checking your bridge's thread type before ordering.

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    Part specs

    Bridge type

    ABR-1 Tune-O-Matic

    Confirmed

    String spacing

    Not published

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    Mounting hole spacing

    73.82mm

    Confirmed

    Guitars we've checked

    11 guitars checked: 11 needs verification.

    Gibson ES-335

    Gibson

    ES-335 2021

    Needs verification

    This bridge uses metric threads, not the inch threads on genuine vintage Gibson hardware. Sources disagree on whether it drops straight in or needs different posts. Worth checking your bridge's thread type before ordering.

    Why we say this

    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.

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    Gibson ES-339

    Gibson

    ES-339 2021

    Needs verification

    This bridge uses metric threads, not the inch threads on genuine vintage Gibson hardware. Sources disagree on whether it drops straight in or needs different posts. Worth checking your bridge's thread type before ordering.

    Why we say this

    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.

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    Gibson Les Paul Classic

    Gibson

    Les Paul Classic 2023

    Needs verification

    This bridge uses metric threads, not the inch threads on genuine vintage Gibson hardware. Sources disagree on whether it drops straight in or needs different posts. Worth checking your bridge's thread type before ordering.

    Why we say this

    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.

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    Gibson Les Paul Standard '50s

    Gibson

    Les Paul Standard '50s 2023

    Needs verification

    This bridge uses metric threads, not the inch threads on genuine vintage Gibson hardware. Sources disagree on whether it drops straight in or needs different posts. Worth checking your bridge's thread type before ordering.

    Why we say this

    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.

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    Gibson Les Paul Standard '60s Left-Handed

    Gibson

    Les Paul Standard '60s Left-Handed

    Needs verification

    This bridge uses metric threads, not the inch threads on genuine vintage Gibson hardware. Sources disagree on whether it drops straight in or needs different posts. Worth checking your bridge's thread type before ordering. Handedness isn't a factor here either way.

    Why we say this

    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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    Gibson Les Paul Standard 60s

    Gibson

    Les Paul Standard 60s 2023

    Needs verification

    This bridge uses metric threads, not the inch threads on genuine vintage Gibson hardware. Sources disagree on whether it drops straight in or needs different posts. Worth checking your bridge's thread type before ordering.

    Why we say this

    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.

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    Gibson Les Paul Traditional

    Gibson

    Les Paul Traditional 2018

    Needs verification

    This bridge uses metric threads, not the inch threads on genuine vintage Gibson hardware. Sources disagree on whether it drops straight in or needs different posts. Worth checking your bridge's thread type before ordering.

    Why we say this

    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.

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    Gibson Les Paul Tribute

    Gibson

    Les Paul Tribute 2021

    Needs verification

    Likely matches this guitar's bridge based on the broader pattern across current Gibson USA models, though not specifically confirmed for this exact model. It also uses metric threads rather than the inch threads on older Gibson hardware, worth checking that too.

    Why we say this

    Gotoh's ABR-1 spec bridge is built to the narrower vintage Gibson spacing. This guitar likely uses that same spec based on the broader post-2017 Gibson USA pattern, but that has not been specifically confirmed for the Tribute sub-model. Separately, this bridge uses M4 metric threaded posts rather than the 6-32 inch threads genuine vintage Gibson ABR-1 hardware uses, and retailer listings for it genuinely disagree on whether that counts as a direct fit for post-2017 Gibson bushings.

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    Gibson SG Standard

    Gibson

    SG Standard 2023

    Needs verification

    This guitar has an open question about its exact bridge spacing, worth checking before ordering. It also uses metric threads rather than the inch threads on older Gibson hardware, worth checking that too.

    Why we say this

    There is an unresolved discrepancy over whether this model uses ABR-1 or Nashville post spacing, and those are genuinely different, so the bridge question cannot be settled until that is. Separately, this bridge uses M4 metric threaded posts rather than the 6-32 inch threads genuine vintage Gibson ABR-1 hardware uses, and retailer listings for it genuinely disagree on whether that counts as a direct fit for post-2017 Gibson bushings.

    Help confirm this fit

    Gibson SG Standard 61

    Gibson

    SG Standard 61 2023

    Needs verification

    This bridge uses metric threads, not the inch threads on genuine vintage Gibson hardware. Sources disagree on whether it drops straight in or needs different posts. Worth checking your bridge's thread type before ordering.

    Why we say this

    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.

    Help confirm this fit

    Gibson SG Tribute

    Gibson

    SG Tribute 2021

    Needs verification

    Likely matches this guitar's bridge based on the broader pattern across current Gibson USA models, though not specifically confirmed for this exact model. It also uses metric threads rather than the inch threads on older Gibson hardware, worth checking that too.

    Why we say this

    Gotoh's ABR-1 spec bridge is built to the narrower vintage Gibson spacing. This guitar likely uses that same spec based on the broader post-2017 Gibson USA pattern, but that has not been specifically confirmed for the Tribute sub-model. Separately, this bridge uses M4 metric threaded posts rather than the 6-32 inch threads genuine vintage Gibson ABR-1 hardware uses, and retailer listings for it genuinely disagree on whether that counts as a direct fit for post-2017 Gibson bushings.

    Help confirm this fit

    This page has 11 open questions

    If you have fitted any of these to this GE104B ABR-1 Tune-O-Matic Bridge, tell us what you found and we'll update the data.