Can you ID this wraptail without removing it?

[Caddie]

Hey Experts!

I own this '95 Studio. I bought it used with the wraptail. I need to know the brand of the wraptail but I do not want to remove it. The intonation is dead on, perfect action, it stays in tune forever, and sounds great. Like my Dad said, if it isn't broken don't take it apart. With that being said can one of you experts definitively say what brand this is without removing it to see the stamp on the bottom? Need a better pic? Gimme a couple of days, my girls have my camera.

Thx gents,

caddie

[peterk]

It looks like a Pigtail to me: http://pigtailmusic.com/Products.php#IntonatableTailPiece I've got one of these on my '65 SG Special and it is good stuff!

[SouthpawGuy]

Pigtail it is, I have one on my Heritage 137

[murkat]

pigtail

[cynic]

Tonepros AVT2?

[Feynman]

I'm pretty sure that's a Bigsby.

[ARM OF HAMER]

Looks similar to one my friend has on his Les Paul Jr...................here is a pic of the "PIGTAIL" wraparound intonatable tailpiece.

[Caddie]

Totals

4 - pigtails

1 - tonepros

1 - Bigsby (Feynman III, looking beyond the obvious, seeing into the future.)

Thanks guys. You just saved me from an evening of cursing. My neighbors are beginning to wonder if the chick from The Exorcist has moved in.

Cheers!

caddie

[tmsfo]

I can appreciate wanting to leave well enough alone but removing the strings and bridge shouldn't affect any of the items that you're concerned about. Your intonation may change anyway as the strings age.

Oh, and for the sake of chaos: It's a Floyd Rose.

[burningyen]

I'm struggling to see the difference between the Pigtail and the Tonepros. Is the Pigtail is slightly non-circular at the ends?

[JohnnyB]

Here are the fixed bridges offered by Stewart-MacDonald. Of their intonatable wraptails that look something like the OP, from left to right are their $36.92 generic adjustable wraptail, $89.95 Pigtail, and $149.95 ResoMax.