ESP / TM20 Aluminum -Define- No.6 Scarlet

Based on the traditional TOM style bridge, a new design with aluminum specs. By designing the strings and the octave screw to be offset from the center, the part that usually interferes with the strings behind the bridge is eliminated. Concentrates the string tension on the saddle to eliminate noise. In addition, it is easy to access the octave screw on the body end side.

■ Guitar bridge
■ ESP Custom Lab Ultimate Series
■ Aluminum version featuring rich overtones and natural sustain
■ Features
・The base plate, cut from solid aluminum with high precision CNC machining, has a radius on the top and a cut on the edge for a proper hold.
・Surface is finished with alumite.
・For the studs, a wood screw style stud bolt is combined with a stud nut that extends the upper part in a tubular shape and has a slot for a flathead screwdriver to achieve both direct sound and string height adjustment.
・The clearance between the main body and the stud nut is tight to prevent excessive play and tilt.
・It is possible to replace the wood screw style tune-o-matic without processing, but it is recommended to change the stud bolt (wood screw) to the included stainless steel one. For stud anchor style tune-o-matics, the studs and anchors can be replaced without modification by using the originals.
■ String pitch: 10.4mm
■ Material
・Aluminum A5052: Base plate
・Brass: saddle & stud nut
・Stainless steel: Stud bolt & octave screw
■ Accessories: 2 stud nuts, 2 stud bolts, hexagon wrench (2mm)
■ Weight: about 52g (including stud)
■ Color: Scarlet


※The image is for reference only.
* It is made-to-order usually take about 3-4 months to produce. Please note that this is a made-to-order product and cannot be canceled after ordering.
* The string grooves are shallow for positioning, but it is recommended to process it according to the strings you are using.
*Since the stud clearance is designed tighter than usual, it may be necessary to re-drill the stud holes.
* For compatible models, it may be necessary to modify the guitar depending on the condition.