Guyker GS001 Stopbar

Securely anchor your strings with the Guyker® GS001 Guitar Tune-O-Matic Tailpiece Stop Bar with Studs!

HAVE PEACE OF MIND WHILE PLAYING!

Keep that string tension in check with a stopbar tailpiece built to strongly hold every string no matter the tension level.

High Strength Zinc Alloy

Save money from constantly buying low-quality tailpieces. With its anti-corrosion properties, this is a stopbar replacement you’ll surely enjoy for a long time.

Fully Adjustable

Efficiently adjust your string’s break angle and tension with easy-to-twist tailpiece studs.

Lightweight

Keep your guitar balanced while playing and be able to move freely as you wish with a tailpiece that doesn’t add significant weight to your instrument.

Easy to Install

Easily add this tailpiece stopbar along your tune-o-matic bridge with its simple-to-install design.

WHAT’S INCLUDED ?

• 1 x Zinc Alloy Stopbar
• 2 x Mounting Studs

DIMENSIONS

• Tailpiece Studs Spacing: Approx. 81.9 mm (3.23 inch)
• Whole tailpiece length: Approx. 101 mm (3.98 inch)
• Tailpiece String spacing: Approx. 10.5 mm (0.41 inch)

SIZE PHOTO

COMPATIBILITY

The GS001 is an ideal replacement stopbar tailpiece compatible with LP style, EPI or any 6 strings guitar that has a two-piece tune-o-matic setup.

GS001 INSTALLATION:

1. Determine the position or placement of your guitar bridge.
2. From there, measure about 38mm - 44.5mm back and mark that spot for your stop bar.
3. Make sure the stop bar is also centered on the neck, just like the bridge.
4. Screw the stopbar and fix it into your guitar.

CARE TIPS:

1. Clean your guitar stopbar tailpiece 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 stopbar, especially the studs. This helps to ensure smooth operation and prevent excess friction.
3. Periodically inspect your tune-o-matic stopbar 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.