Tailpiece

    Bigsby

    Bigsby B7 Vibrato Tailpiece

    Bigsby's classic vibrato tailpiece, a direct-mount replacement for a guitar's stock tailpiece, giving a warm, subtle wobble rather than a dive-bomb trem.

    Advanced install

    4 guitars checked: 3 requires modification, 1 not compatible.

    For your Epiphone Flying V

    Requires modification

    A real modification, not a drop-in, new holes go in the guitar. This guitar's stock tailpiece is not the kind an adapter kit can grab onto, so direct mounting is the only realistic path here.

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    Guitars we've checked

    4 guitars checked: 3 requires modification, 1 not compatible.

    Epiphone Casino

    Epiphone

    Casino 2020

    Requires modification
    Drilling

    A proven upgrade for this guitar, but it means drilling into the top and can't be undone.

    Why we say this

    Well-documented common mod for the Casino specifically (multiple confirmed firsthand installs). Replaces the trapeze tailpiece entirely and requires drilling into the guitar top, irreversible. A no-drill Vibramate-style adapter is not an option here, this guitar's trapeze has no stud bushings to mount one to.

    Epiphone

    Casino (2023+) 2023

    Requires modification
    Drilling

    A proven upgrade for this guitar, but it means drilling into the top and can't be undone.

    Why we say this

    Well-documented common mod for the Casino specifically. Replaces the trapeze tailpiece entirely and requires drilling into the guitar top, irreversible. A no-drill Vibramate-style adapter is not an option here, this guitar's trapeze has no stud bushings to mount one to. Unaffected by the 2023 bridge revision.

    Epiphone Flying V

    Epiphone

    Flying V 2020

    Requires modification
    Drilling

    A real modification, not a drop-in, new holes go in the guitar. This guitar's stock tailpiece is not the kind an adapter kit can grab onto, so direct mounting is the only realistic path here.

    Why we say this

    This guitar ships with a fixed V-shaped string-through plate, not a stud-mounted stopbar, so there are no existing bushings for an adapter to grab onto. Direct-mounting a Bigsby B7 here means new mounting holes in the top, irreversible. This is the only realistic path for this specific guitar, the no-drill adapter kit sold under the Flying V name is actually built for a different tailpiece style, see the other tailpiece option for this guitar.

    Not compatible

    This is the right-handed Bigsby. A genuine left-handed Bigsby is listed separately for this guitar, use that one instead.

    Why we say this

    This is the standard right-handed Bigsby B7. A genuine left-handed Bigsby, built on different tooling rather than mirrored hardware, is catalogued separately for this guitar.