- Patented System II Bridge with matching threaded adjustment posts
- Patented System II Tailpiece with matching threaded adjustment studs
- Allen style adjustment tool for use with both bridge and tailpiece
Available in nickel, chrome, black, or gold, and in standard and import
models (import has metric thread and larger adjustment post hole on the bridge).
For 50 years, Guitar Player's bridges and tailpieces have been falling off
every time they remove their strings. Tone/Pros has finally solved that problem
forever and give you improved sustain and better intonation stability.
Use of Tone/Pros components
will:
- Prevent your bridge and tailpiece from ever falling off again. No more
worrying about scratching the face of your guitar or readjusting the
intonation and action after a simple cleaning or changing of strings.
- Your guitar will sustain and play in tune like never before. Because
these bridges lock solidly in place, your intonation will be much more
accurate, and stay that way!
- Tone/Pros components require no modification of your instrument, no
drilling, routing, "cutting or gutting", simply drop in, adjust, and you
are done! You will not adversely effect the value of your guitar. your
guitar will look "vintage" or as if no changes were made at all, it will just
stay together, sound, sustain, and stay in tune better.
- The cost is the same or less than replacing with stock, inferior parts.
Gibson is now using Gotoh Bridges on their guitars now for at least 3 years.
Contact World Class Guitars for all your Tone Pros components.
- Some companies that I know that use Tone/Pros bridges,
Quicksilver,
Baker,
JET,
RVC. Abstract.
- Some companies that are not using these components as of this writing.
Gibson, PRS, Fender, Hamer, Epiphone, Brian
Moore, BC Rich, Ibanez, ESP, Carvin, Peavey,
Washburn, Yamaha. Contact Ed Roman Guitars for replacement Tone/Pros bridges
for these brands of guitars.
Enter the
new TonePros ® AVR-II (Advanced Vintage Replacement-II) TonePros ® AVR-II is the
upgrade for the old ABR-1 style bridge and is the "next step" in the evolution
of high performance components retaining vintage appearance & functionality.
While AVR-II's appearance is vintage, with the gaps above the intonation screws
and the retaining wire, TonePros ® engineering has provided solid secure saddles
with increased intonation travel. This prevents the old "loose-o-matic" saddle
movement & "saddle lift" (the saddles are secure even if the wire is off!) while
providing superior coupling for better resonance transfer. This new design
provides the solid intonation and increased sustain you expect from TonePros ®,
along with the signature "Locking" TonePros ® features. Available in original
vintage colors: Nickel, Gold, and Chrome.
Dear Ed,
You're website is freakin' awesome... I have to pay my respects for you calling
them as you see them (the Rants section), I just can't get enough of it.
Anyways, my name is Pierce May from Fresno, CA, and I have a (what I consider)
legitimate question to ask you regarding a guitar of mine. It is a Jackson USA
KV2, I love it to death, without a doubt the best guitar I own. The only thing
is that I really don't use the Floyd Rose tremolo system a whole lot; in fact it
kind of debilitates my style of playing, which incorporates plenty of pedal
steel bends a la Jimmy Page, Slash, and Zakk Wylde among other. I believe I had
read somewhere on the website you mentioning doing a tremolo to fixed bridge (or
even string thru) conversion, or something like that... I was wondering if that
is even possible or a feasible thing to do to such a guitar? I also could not
find a price for such a custom job on the site, so I decided to ask. I can
assure you that whether I opt to have you to work your magic on it, or buy
another awesome guitar like that but string thru, it will be only through you
guys. Why? All there is here in Fresno is you guessed it: Guitar Center. We
already know how much abundant crap and nothingness they carry in stock (a bunch
of black Squier Strats, like my first guitar!). I'm not into gambling, but would
go to Vegas in a heartbeat to see your inventory full of cool stuff unheard of
in my neck of the US, and exclusively just for that! Anyways, I hope I don't
sound like a broken record, so thank you for your insight on guitars and the
business in general. It is people like you who inspire me to either buy a really
awesome one of a kind completely hand made American guitar, Keep up the good
work!
Thanks again,
Pierce May
Current User List & Comments
Monte Pittman, Guitarist - MADONNA "TonePros ® has
turned my Guitars into completely new guitars. Even Madonna, who hasn't been
playing for more than a year, notices the difference. After picking mine up one
day, she had one put on her Guitar."
Dave Costner, Guitar Tech/Luthier - Lonestar, Steve Wariner,
Steppenwolf, Phoenix Guitar Co., Fritz Bros. "As a tech,
it's great to be able to remove all of the strings without the bridge falling
off. TonePros ® made my own guitar a much 'livelier' instrument; resonance was
markedly improved. The whole guitar vibrates now when I play, and that makes it
a lot easier to really 'get into' the music."
Peter Waltz, Tour Tech - ROLLING
STONES/EAGLES "This system works fantastic, I have been waiting
for something like this for years. I had no idea that it would work so well, and
I appreciate your great service, too. Keep it up TonePros ®."
David Sikes, Bassist - BOSTON
"I have never seen a system that was so effective at solving so many problems
and looks and sounds great. It makes all the difference on my guitars, thanks
TonePros ®!"
Jesse Bradman - Night Ranger/Poison
"You guys have done it again. Finally, the ultimate system. My guitars have
never sounded so good, cheers TonePros ®."
Giulio Manollo
- Gloria Estefan - Celine Dion- Cher, I replaced that Gibson hunk
of junk on my SG that would never stay in tune, It made it better but SG's
never stay in tune...
Robben Ford Baker Guitars
Lenny Kravitz
Madonna
Peter Frampton
Sammy Hagar
Martin Barre
Dean Parks
Billy Gibbons
Leslie West
Hughie Thommasson
Rick Derringer
Audley Freed
Pete Corso
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