Evertune

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3 Products · Used by 39 Artists

Evertune F Model Bridge Guitar Bridges and Tailpieces

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20 artists using

Evertune T Model Bridge Guitar Bridges and Tailpieces

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18 artists using

Evertune G Model Bridge Guitar Bridges and Tailpieces

2 artists using

EverTune is a Los Angeles-based company that manufactures a patented, all-mechanical guitar bridge system designed to keep guitars in perfect tune indefinitely. Founded by guitarist and engineering student Cosmos Lyles and engineer Paul Dowd, with CEO Mark Chayet providing initial financing, the company introduced its bridge at the Consumer Electronics Show in 2010. The EverTune bridge uses a system of springs and levers — one per string — that maintain constant string tension, automatically compensating for changes in temperature, humidity, and playing pressure without any digital or battery-powered components.

The bridge lineup includes the F Model for Stratocaster-style guitars, the T Model for Telecaster-style guitars, and the G Model for Gibson-style Tune-O-Matic configurations, all available in 6-string versions, with 7- and 8-string extended-range options for the F Model. EverTune also offers MultiScale versions of the F Model bridges for fanned-fret instruments. Beyond aftermarket bridges, the company partners with major guitar manufacturers — including ESP, Schecter, Solar, and Jackson — to offer factory-equipped models.

EverTune bridges have been adopted across a wide range of genres. Notable users include Matt Heafy of Trivium, Joe Duplantier and Christian Andreu of Gojira, Willie Adler of Lamb of God, Steve Stevens of Billy Idol's band, Zach Blair of Rise Against, Devin Townsend, and country artist Clint Black.

Evertune has 3 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Guitar Bridges and Tailpieces. Their gear is featured by 39 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock, Metal, and Electronic. Notable users include Joe Duplantier, James "Munky" Shaffer, and Scott Ian.