Chrome Gibson ABR-1 Tune-o-matic guitar bridge assembly with unnotched adjustable saddles, shown with its two threaded mounting posts and thumbwheels

Gibson ABR-1 Tune-o-matic Bridge - Chrome

$61.99
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Chrome Gibson ABR-1 Tune-o-matic guitar bridge assembly with unnotched adjustable saddles, shown with its two threaded mounting posts and thumbwheels
  • Chrome Gibson ABR-1 Tune-o-matic guitar bridge assembly with unnotched adjustable saddles, shown with its two threaded mounting posts and thumbwheels
  • Chrome Gibson ABR-1 Tune-o-matic guitar bridge assembly with unnotched adjustable saddles, shown with its two threaded mounting posts and thumbwheels
Gibson ABR-1 Tune-o-matic Bridge - Chrome

Gibson ABR-1 Tune-o-matic Bridge - Chrome

$61.99
$61.99
Condition Brand New
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Use Players replacing or restoring the bridge on a Gibson built around the ABR-1 mount — it is the genuine Gibson part, matching the design Ted McCarty introduced in 1954 that has been standard on countless Gibson models for 60+ years.
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Specifications

Tune-o-matic guitar bridge (full assembly, genuine Gibson replacement part)

Identity

Brand Gibson
Model ABR-1 Tune-o-matic Bridge
Part type Tune-o-matic guitar bridge (full assembly, genuine Gibson replacement part)
Finish Chrome

Dimensions & Fit

String spread 51.56
Saddle radius 304.8
Post spacing 73.66
Post threads 6-32 x 1-1/16 in

Construction

Saddles Unnotched, individually adjustable (per-string intonation adjustment)
Construction Closed-bottom construction

Included

Included components Bridge with posts (studs) and thumbwheels — mounts directly into guitar body; adjustable intonation and string height

Fit and constraints

Players replacing or restoring the bridge on a …

Intended use

Use Players replacing or restoring the bridge on a Gibson built around the ABR-1 mount — it is the genuine Gibson part, matching the design Ted McCarty introduced in 1954 that has been standard on countless Gibson models for 60+ years. Also suited to setups where you want per-string intonation control and saddles you slot yourself to your exact string gauges and spacing (they ship unnotched).
Not for Skip it if your guitar's bridge posts don't match this assembly's footprint — 2-29/32 in (73.66 mm) post spacing with 6-32 x 1-1/16 in threaded posts that mount directly into the body — since a mismatch means drilling or hardware rework rather than a drop-in swap. Also skip if you want pre-slotted saddles: these are unnotched and need to be filed at installation.

Constraints

ControlsThe saddles arrive unnotched: string slots must be filed at install, which sets your fi...

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Questions

3 to ask before buying

Does the destination guitar use an ABR-1 bridge with #6-32 US-thread posts and 73.75 mm post spacing?

Ask before you buy via contact. Confirm power, condition grade, and included items against the listing photos.

Is chrome BR010 the required finish and part-number variant rather than BR015, BR020, Nashville, or Historic Non-Wire?

Ask before you buy via contact. Confirm power, condition grade, and included items against the listing photos.

Are the required studs, thumbwheels, and any other mounting hardware included with the exact offer?

Ask before you buy via contact. Confirm power, condition grade, and included items against the listing photos.

Description

Product details

The Gibson ABR-1 is a Tune-o-matic guitar bridge sold as a full assembly — bridge plus mounting posts (studs) and thumbwheels — in chrome finish (Gibson part PBBR-010). Designed in 1954 by Gibson president Ted McCarty, it has been standard on countless Gibson models for over 60 years. The bridge uses closed-bottom construction with unnotched, individually adjustable saddles for per-string intonation adjustment; string height is set via the thumbwheels, and the posts mount directly into the guitar body. Key measurements: 2-1/32 in (51.56 mm) string spread, 12 in (304.80 mm) saddle radius, 2-29/32 in (73.66 mm) post spacing, and 6-32 x 1-1/16 in post threads.

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