Gotoh Hardtail Bridge with Brass Saddles for Telecaster Guitars - Chrome Finish hard Versatile compatibility for both electric EWZBurl_BM109

Name: Gotoh Hardtail Bridge with Brass Saddles for Telecaster Guitars - Chrome Finish hard Versatile compatibility for both electric EWZBurl_BM109
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SKU: 3453621133
Price: 70.73 USD
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Gotoh Hardtail Bridge with Brass Saddles for Telecaster Guitars - Chrome Finish hard Versatile compatibility for both electric EWZBurl_BM109

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Gotoh Hardtail Bridge with Brass Saddles for Telecaster Guitars Chrome Finish hard Versatile compatibility for both electric EWZBurl_BM109 Versatile compatibility for both electric and acoustic guitars The striking color contrast and irregular patterning give it a powerful Steel Screws and Springs Gotoh GTC201 Hardtail Tele Bridge

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