Guitarworks carries an incredible selection of bridge hardware for both acoustic and electric guitars, basses, mandolins, banjos, and much more.

Deric Rush can execute an all electric bridge replacement and repair, from the simplest saddle replacement to complete routing and retrofitting. Remember, Deric is not only highly trained, and vastly experienced, but he is also an authorized factory service agent for many of our brands.  

We carry complete bridge systems from Gibson , USA . Stop tailpieces, Tune-o-matic bridges, Archtop bridges, and floating tailpieces. Plus Tone Pros, and Full Contact brand hardware. Tremolo bridges and every conceivable part for Strat style guitars, Floyd Rose Trems, Kahler bridges and even Bigsby tailpieces.  

Not only can Deric supply you with the hardware that is perfect for your instrument, and perform retrofits and installations, but DERIC IS THE MASTER SET UP MAN.  

Nobody can calibrate your guitar for optimum performance like our guitar tech Deric Rush. Each time we meet and perform service for a new, serious player - the kind of guy who owns several guitars - we watch the same reaction. They meet Deric, discuss their needs, agree on the service to be performed and sign in their guitar. When Deric is done - and his turn around time is QUICK – they pick up their instruments. Within days, they return again with another guitar in each hand and say DO THAT AGAIN!

Deric’s work is incomparable, and his pride in precision means every single instrument gets his full 100%  

Bridges, bridge parts, saddles, and inserts. Trem arms, locknuts, roller nuts and custom nut work in bone, graphite, micarta and brass.  Pots, switches, and all electronic components. Accurate pickguards, trim pieces, plates, knobs and covers. It’s all in stock, plus we order specialty components each week as needed. If we don’t have it - we can get it quick!  

Stop in today and lets look at your needs. Deric will help you select the exact components, and perform expert installation.

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