Need a bridge replacement for your headless guitar or are assembling your own custom-made, 6-string instrument? If yes, check out what Guyker®'s Single String Guitar Bridge can do for you!

DISCOVER YOUR UNIQUE SOUND!

Featuring independent saddles, this bridge was specifically designed to isolate individual string vibrations, so the output of one string does not affect the output of the other string as much, compared to a joint bridge. 

Solid Brass

Get value for your money. This single string guitar bridge was built with solid materials, ensuring unparalleled durability and longevity. 

Through-the-Body Design

Experience a richer and fuller sound as these saddles enable direct transmission of vibrations to the instrument’s body.

Separate Bridge Pieces

Have freedom and give more character to your guitar. With separate bridges, you have the power to adjust the scale length and string spacing to your liking.

Customizable Bridge Placement

Enjoy uninterrupted comfort from start to finish. With a personalized configuration, you won’t have to figure out an unfamiliar hand positioning, particularly when handling a new guitar.

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WHAT’S INCLUDED ?

• 6 x Brass Saddles (For Set) or 1 x Bridge Saddle (For Per Piece Orders)

(note: kindly see additional information for product size dimensions)

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COMPATIBILITY

The Guyker® Single String Fan Guitar Bridge provides flexibility in sustain and resonance for a wide range of headless electric fanned fret guitars. 

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HOW TO INSTALL

If you're bass has no bridge holes for individual saddles yet, you can follow these steps to install: 

1. Determine the scale length of your neck. To do this, measure the length from the nut to the 12th fret then double it, and mark the spot. 
2. Mark the maximum distance on both sides also, ensuring the outermost saddles do not go beyond the neck alignment (make sure all the saddles are still within the bounds of the neck)
3. Identify the distance you want between each string or saddle.  
4. Mark the screw holes, drill, and screw down the saddles.

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CARE TIPS:

1. Clean your single string guitar bridge regularly to remove dirt, grime, and residue. Use a soft cloth or a mild cleaning solution specifically designed for instrument maintenance. Avoid using abrasive cleaners that could damage the finish or components of the bridge

2. Apply a small amount of lubricant, such as guitar or instrument-specific lubricant, to the moving parts of the bridge, such as saddles or pivot points. This helps to ensure smooth operation and prevent excess friction.

3. Periodically inspect your guitar bridge for any loose or worn-out parts. Tighten any loose screws or bolts as necessary. If you notice significant wear or damage, consider contacting a professional guitar technician for repairs or replacements.

4. As much as possible, store your bass in a suitable case or controlled environment when not in use.

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