Gotoh S188 Saddle Set | Vintage Tremolo Bridge Sheet Steel - Nickel Spalted Tamarind Dreadnought Guitar Set Wood Name Brown Mallee Size EWZBurl_BM109

Name: Gotoh S188 Saddle Set | Vintage Tremolo Bridge Sheet Steel - Nickel Spalted Tamarind Dreadnought Guitar Set Wood Name Brown Mallee Size EWZBurl_BM109
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SKU: 49904180608
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Gotoh S188 Saddle Set | Vintage Tremolo Bridge Sheet Steel - Nickel Spalted Tamarind Dreadnought Guitar Set Wood Name Brown Mallee Size EWZBurl_BM109

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Gotoh S188 Saddle Set Vintage Tremolo Bridge Sheet Steel Nickel Spalted Tamarind Dreadnought Guitar Set Wood Name Brown Mallee Size EWZBurl_BM109 Wood Name Brown Mallee Size 21" x 9" x 3" Weight 12 Known for its radiant golden hue and fine Screws & Springs Gotoh S188 Vintage Tremolo Bridge Saddles

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