ABM Roller Bridge 2400n-RO N

Bought this to replace a broken bridge on my Gibson Les Paul 2017 Traditional T (accidentaly dropped the guitar face down and the original bridge got really dented)

Right from when you unbox it, the bridge is heavier than you would expect and it feels really sturdy and reliable. Installation went flawlessly and the locking posts is nice to make sure the bridge never moves. Roller saddles also improved the tuning a bit.

Overall, it?s a really solid bridge and is worth the price if you want a great upgrade from your stock Les Paul bridge!

I needed a roller bridge to add to my hollobody with Bigsby. I went for the ABM it looked the best quality compared to the other ones available, plus it fits between 73 and 75mm post distance and has the grub screws to tighten your posts. It is made out of bell brass so promised to sound great.
I was not disappointed at all a very A very well made piece of kit as in no rattling from each saddle and all rollers roll freely under the fingers. Also provides you with extra grub screw plus the allen key and also some spare little tiny springs used to retain each saddle in place. You also get the studs and post screws for the Les Paul type fittings. Also get a couple of thumb wheels for a floating bridge - they were too big for mine but still a nice touch.
Be aware that on this model the screws are near to your bridge pick up although the intonation was already set for my case. There are 2 widths of roller wheels one is for wound strings and other 3 for plain steel strings. I did not have any trouble installing it and on my archtop guitar it works like a charm I am happy with it.
It is expensive compared the similar looking Chinese ones we see around the web but don't be fooled these only look similar this is really a high quality German made product.
Originally I was hoping it would cure the problem found on archtops with tremolos that the E string can pop out of its slot if hit hard enough although it did not completely cure this it did improve it a good bit, I suppose I'll just have to not play as hard.
The bell brass seems to make all the difference as acoustically and plugged in it seems to sound better than the tune-o-matic that it replaced or is that because I paid a lot for it and I want to justify the extra cost, still happy I did get this one it looks great as well as all of the above.