Babicz FCHOTOMABK Tune-O-Matic Bridge Original Series, black

Babicz FCHOTOMABK Tune-O-Matic Bridge Original Series Bridge, black

• Color: Black
• Patented technology of "eCam" saddles
• Double locking of "Original Series Design" saddles
• The set includes special plates for sound transmission from the bridge to the body
• Suitable for arctop
• Thin, smooth, aesthetic
• Possibility of individual adjustment of the string height
• Fastening with two screws
• Two versions - with an arched top (Les Paul) and without a top (SG)
• The ability to quickly put an additional plate
• Aluminum construction 
• Tuning intonation for each string
• Weight: 68g

Babicz FCH Tune-O-Matic is a direct replacement for a guitar equipped with a T-O-M bridge with a string holder. The innovative solutions used in Babicz FCH allow you to adjust the height of each string very quickly and accurately, as well as easily change the position of the saddle when tuning the beaker. In addition, the system significantly improves the sustain, expands the sound range of the instrument and ensures fullness of tone, thanks to the installation of the bridge without any gaps, close to the guitar body. The package includes all the necessary fasteners, as well as special plates (radius and flat) for sound transmission from the bridge to the body.

"The new bridge Full Contact Hardware "OEM" Tune-O-Matic is designed for a wide range of customers - from small workshops to huge guitar factories producing a large volume of instruments. Similar to the original FCH-TOM, the new FCH-OEMTOM has the same patented eCam saddle technology, but with a more streamlined and smoothed appearance. Fully fixed, full-contact "string-body" system, as well as a double seat lock function. In addition, this bridge is installed on the guitar by means of two screws directly into the tree, excluding the usual metal bushings. For a more flexible adjustment , a special plate with a thickness is also included in the kit .080", which can be placed under the bridge without removing the strings at the same time. Bridge also stays in its place, saving you time and effort." - Jeff Babich