guykerGuitar Tremolo Bridge String Spacing 10.8MM with Brass Saddle and Brass Block & Spring and Claw, Pop-In Vibrato Bar, Complete Install Kit, GG1009A Chrome

Installation was a breeze - uses the same holes as squier/fender Stratocasters. A ton of different tremolo spring tensions and combinations are possible with the provided springs. The whammy bar can be tightened or loosened to fit your play style. Chrome finish is great quality, no imperfections. In my opinion, this clean/modern design looks nicer than any other strat bridge I’ve seen.

An excellent trem unit at a great price. Highly polished, nice brass block. I liked the bar better as opposed to others…..

This fit my 1982 Tokai Silverstar SS36 strat. I had to file the back of the pickguard a little but the screw holes aligned and the routing cavity was sufficient.There was a shipping issue but it did get here. The quality and finish is really good. Definitive upgrade. Good sound quality as well. Would use one of these again for another build. I really like the push in arm. It is one the most snug tremolo arms I have used. No slop at all. It is a push in. I also like how sturdy everything feels including the arm. Great quality and value.

I replaced the wimpy old block/bridge on my Squier Bullet Strat with this bridge, and here are a few pros and cons after installation and a few days of regular use.Pros:- Instantly noticed a harmonic difference and increased sustain and resonance throughout the entire body of the guitar- Well made construction, not made of rough cast or poor metals- Came with various springs of different tensions for getting just the right amount of "give" to any setup, as well as a brass "claw" and screws for extra resonance and "toan"- Sleek looking and ergonomic pop-in arm sits well above all knobs and electronics and rests very snug inside its sleeveCons:- Routing was needed to fit my guitar. This problem will obviously not be for every guitar, but my vibrato cavity was a tad too small and it was not a direct drop-in replacement.- 6 screws on top also did not match my original 6 screws, but I did not mind redrilling them as they were only <1mm off and were covered anywayOverall, very happy with this and would recommend taking the jump on this for a good affordable upgrade to the standard Strat-style, just be prepared for you or a local tech or have to make slight mods to accomodate. The difference in sustain and resonance alone are worth it, but it also LOOKS really clean and is very well made!

This is beautiful and well done. It adds the style and functionality that I wanted on my partscaster. All the hardware you need and two variations of springs, red is the ones I chose, are there for you to use. Solid. Just well done.

I love the look and the mass of this bridge but I should have done some homework first. The string spacing on this is the 10.8 and my old Peavy Predator uses the narrow vintage Fender spacing. The problem is I cannot find this bridge with narrow spacing. You may be asking why I still gave it 5 stars. That is because it fit perfectly on cheap Squier Strat that I had sitting around. The mass of the bridge with the huge brass block and claw really brought the cheap Squier to life. One other issue is my Squier is the narrow body and while it does not stick out the body if your claw screws are not at the right angle the springs stick out a little. I just left the plate off.

I really love this bridge, I am having a little trouble adjusting the floating term action but that is likely my inexperience. Bridge is heavy, sharp looking and easy to install.

Awesome! nice quality the holes were just a tiny bit off but it still screwed in without damaging anything Picture are of before and after