Why Does My Les Paul With Nashville Style Posts Have an ABR-1 Bridge On It??

I bought a used Gibson Les Paul Traditional, and after some upgrades/modifications I realized that there were some surprises. I was attempting to install Faber Corsa conversion posts to make the guitar closer to a vintage feel, vibe, and tone. So, why does the guitar have Nashville style posts, but an ABR-1 bridge? Let's find out. 0:00 Intro 0:59 A closer look at the dilemma 4:24 Getting the (wrong) Faber Corsa posts out 10:50 Sending the Faber posts back 12:08 Putting the guitar back in the configuration I received it in 13:39 Installing the new Faber conversion posts 21:54 The "original" bridge doesn't fit now?? 22:28 Drilling out my Gibson ABR-1 bridge? 24:28 Finally getting the right setup By the way, the bridge that I installed in the end was a Faber (Corsa) part #3068-0 ABRN Bridge Gloss Nickel, for Gibson Nashville / Heritage / Schaller twitter.com/ncsink www.instagram.com/nathan_sink_music www.cdbaby.com/Artist/NathanSink open.spotify.com/artist/5X9hJoNvto000nf42FyUdH geo.music.apple.com/us/artist/nathan-sink/72027844… #ABR1 #Faber #Gibson

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