I've been working on upgrading a used Epiphone Dot Deluxe I picked up on the cheap, and this bridge immediately fixed a number of problems regarding sustain and string breakage.

It's easy to install, and dropped right into the posts that were already installed. It's heft really improved the tone and instantly created the kind of sustain you find on a much more expensive guitar. Bottom line: buy this bridge if you want to quickly and cheaply upgrade your guitar.

I was having a lot of problems with string breakage until I installed this bad boy. The cheap bridge piece that came on my diamond series schecter had crumby saddles. This combined with the angle that the strings hit the saddle because its string through with staggered holes was the problem. There was just to much tension on the string at the point of contact with the saddle, and the saddles were binding the strings causing them to snap. Anways, these saddles allow the string to slide a bit. No more breaking strings every night! Also With a standard TOM the saddles have some play to them. When you change the strings you lose your intonation. The saddles have no play with this bridge. More of the vibration of the strings transfers to the body instead of being absorbed by the bridge. Lots of sustain, tighter lows, brighter highs, and no more string breakage! The only draw back is the price but it is well worth it. How much does it cost to make a TOM like this

I snagged one of these to replace the stock piece of garbage they gave me on my jaguar. Thing dropped right in and improved sustain and tone tenfold. A little pricey, but well worth it.

I just put one of these on my Jaguar and the difference is night and day. The tone improved 10 fold. A little pricey, but worth it.

I got this bridge for my schecter as part of some heavy modification I've been doing. This bridge provides great sustain and a sharp steel tone. The Graph tech saddles do their job by relieving the tension on the strings slightly. A very worthy investment.