Guyker GMA-100 ローラーサドルハードテイルブリッジ リッケンバッカー スタイル 6弦および12弦ギター用

I purchased the Guyker, GMA-100 Roller Saddle Hardtail Rickenbacker, Style Guitar Bridge, for my Rickenbacker, 6-String Guitar that I put a Rickenbacker, Tremolo on, as it appeared that it would work better with the tremolo, than the standard Rickenbacker, Bridge. The Guyker, Bridge was the same dimensions externally as the Original Rickenbacker, Bridge on my Guitar and the Height adjustment screws on the Guyker, Roller Bridge, are same distance and Diameter as the Height Adjustment Screws on the Original RIckenbacker Bridge. The Guyker Roller Bridge fit exactly on the Rickenbacker Bridge mounting plate that I had as a Spare with the Original 6 Saddle Rickenbacker 12 String Bridge that was with it. The holes for the Mounting Plate are at exactly the same place as the Guyker, Mounting Plate and the Screws on the Guyker, Roller Bridge. I was pretty sure that I would not have to change out the Rickenbacker, Bridge Mounting Plate for the Guyker Roller Bridge.on the Guitar but I would not know until I tried to install it. I loosened the Strings and removed the original Bridge, Screwed down the Height Screw on the Guyker Roller Bridge and made sure that it would fit on the Original Mounting Plate that was already on the Guitar, as I said before that I checked the Guyker Bridge out with a base plate from an extra Rickenbacker 12-String Bridge and Mounting plate that I had. I placed the Guyker, Roller Bridge on the Original Rickenbacker Mounting Plate that was already on the Guitar and it fit perfectly. I then put the strings on the Bridge on the Guyker Roller Bridge and tightened the Strings, and then lowered the Bridge Height Screws as low as I could, to where the strings would not buzz. I tuned up the Guitar till the Strings were stable and then adjusted the bridge for the intonation of the strings, which was easy to do. I did have an issue with the strings coming out of the Roller Saddle on the Guyker Bridge till I had the Strings in tune. The Guyker Bridge does what is designed to do. The only Issue that I have is the Original Bridge Cover will not fit on the Guyker Bridge as the Guyker Bridge is a bit small in the middle where the cover is supposed to go. I could modify the Bridge cover but I do not want to file it down as it will take off the Chrome Plating which could allow it to eventually Rust. I am very happy with my Purchase of the Guyker Roller Bridge for the Rickenbacker and believe that it is an Awesome Design and was a Worthy Investment. I am waiting for Guyker to make a 20 mm extended travel Bridge for the Gibson Guitars with the mounting holes 74mm, as the saddle travel on a normal Bridge, is too narrow for the Intonation of my Gibson SG Standard

Have this Chinese made 360 Rickenbacker Purple Burst. Came with cheap Chinese bridge. Rickenbacker are way expensive and have to be grooved. Put up with it til saw this baby. Rollers. Easy set up. Will do the trick. Chinese one couldn't intonate at all. Maxed out upper E. But this one set up by eye first then intonated and was just about right on. Easy as can be. Wish it had came with chrome cover but llokes good as is. Now Chickie Rickie sounding way better. Had already added real Rickenbacker Tail piece. Better tuners, Fixed Chinese flaws. Rocks now

Hi.My guitar is under construction yet and I did not have stick it to body.
Bridge look Good and with that bridge it’s Easy to get Good intonation with
compensate saddle.

With the Mastery Ric bridge being out of stock for ages, this was the best looking alternative. It does a decent job of eliminating the banjo pinginess inherent to the standard 330 bridge. Anything machined is great quality. Where the points come off is that the head on one of the adjustment screws was pre-stripped out of the box. No hex, just a circle. The other 5 were fine.

If anyone else finds themselves in this pickle, the intonation screws are 25mm M3 button head.

A good part but be aware that the bridge will need work. It had no grooves marked in the bridge so you'll need to file in grooves for the strings in the saddles, and this is careful work that you really need proper tools for. Also the string spacing seemed slightly wider than my Rickenbacker six saddle 12-string bridge, just enough that the top and bottom courses weren't quite aligned over the bridge pickup pole pieces, and were pretty close to the edges of the fretboard at the top frets.

I suspect these bridges were made with copies in mind ("Chickenbackers") that have slightly wider string spacing that the notoriously narrow authentic Ric 12s. Finally while the kit arrived with hex key to adjust the hight screws, there wasn't one to adjust the actually saddles which was a different size. I did have such a hex key alread, they're not hard to find and pretty cheap.

Overall I'm satisfied though, those three elements knocked a couple of stars off for me but I'm happy to keep it on my 330-12. Overall it's well made, the intonation and action are great and it appears after about 2 weeks of use to be a fairly sturdy well made piece of work.