I want to remove the Nashville bridge, I prefer the ABR-1 design. Don' t ask me why, I don' t know... My eyes prefer the ABR-1 style, so only for cosmetic. I think that I will use those parts : Black Nashville anchors, conversion posts and Gibson ABR-1 bridge.
Another option is the TonePros NVR bridge. Basically an ABR for Nashville holes (Like the current Gibson USA ABR) and you get a locking bridge as a bonus. I have them on my 2018 SG and my 2012 LP Traditional.
Talk to Lonnie about the Creamtone Kalamazoo conversion. Badabing, badaboom, you have studs into wood, and you're back to Kalamazoo. In all seriousness, I've done the conversion on 3 guitars, and I can't recommend it enough.
I play whatever type of bridge comes with the guitar, but a Wraparound bridge is my favorite bridge design. Keep it simple.
Black Nashville anchors - conversion posts - Gibson ABR-1 bridge setup is awesome, perfect. May be I will use a Faber® ABRH https://www.faberguitar.com/ABRH-NG...-1-Gloss-Nickel-Brass-saddles-nickel-plated_1
Faber BSWKIT is screwed into the body and ready to receive ABRN '59 bridge. https://www.faberguitar.com/index.php?k=91&lang=eng
Yes, but that only works with faber's bridge (or a nashville if you wanted to go that route). The Creamtone route allows you to use any ABR you fancy.
Point being, I prefer the Creamtone for the simple fact that you can use any ABR-1 you want. My Firebird I did the conversion to because there was too much of a back angle with the Maestro for the Nashville (and also I agree - they look better) and used a Gibson Chrome Wired ABR for it.
