For tightening tailpiece studs without damaging the plating, as is possible using a conventional screwdriver. Use as shown for tailpiece studs. For Tone-Lock™ bridge lock nuts, use the unnotched end when the top of the bridge stud is below the lock nut slot; use the notched end when the bridge protrudes into the lock nut slot. Included FREE with Tone-Lock™ Bridges, Tone-Lock™ Kits, & Tone-Lock™ Master Kits.
From: $271.00Original price was: $271.00.$257.45Current price is: $257.45.
Our BEST sustain & tone enhancing products can now be ordered in one convenient “Master Kit,” at a 5% discount over buying the parts separately!
Nickel plated brass saddles standard, pre-notched with starter positioning notches only. They can be used as is, but we recommend notching them to your string gauge, at minimum deepening the wound-string notches. Other saddles options available.
Be sure to measure the depth of the bridge post holes PRIOR to installation of the “PLUS” conversion posts
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1 review for #6049 MASTER KIT “PLUS” USA/ABR-1, Gloss Nickel
Rated 5 out of 5
Wickedoil- Amsoil Dealer (verified owner)–
I previously purchased a master kit for my 2020 Les . I have a 2021 Gibson ES335, I have to admit, I was really skeptical that one of these kits could make much of an improvement. But, to my surprise, it actually took the guitar from being a cool guitar to being what I expected when I ordered it.
I have to say, this is well worth the purchase price.
As a side note: I have purchase a babicz kit for three of my guitars. (Two Tele’s and an SG). I like them very much but I find the Faber kit retains the stock look while giving a better tonal enhancement than the babicz does.
So, for for a Gibson, I would choose the Faber, hands down.
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Wickedoil- Amsoil Dealer (verified owner) –
I previously purchased a master kit for my 2020 Les . I have a 2021 Gibson ES335, I have to admit, I was really skeptical that one of these kits could make much of an improvement. But, to my surprise, it actually took the guitar from being a cool guitar to being what I expected when I ordered it.
I have to say, this is well worth the purchase price.
As a side note: I have purchase a babicz kit for three of my guitars. (Two Tele’s and an SG). I like them very much but I find the Faber kit retains the stock look while giving a better tonal enhancement than the babicz does.
So, for for a Gibson, I would choose the Faber, hands down.