6 String 65MM Metal Fixed Hardtail Saddle Bridge Top Load Guitar Tailpiece Compatible for Fender Strat Tele Electric Guitar,Black

Bought this for an inexpensive guitar project. Cheaply made to be sure--the chrome is uneven and bubbly, and there are visible manufacturing marks. These issues are not apparent from more than a couple of feet away. The saddle adjustments all work well and this fundamentally does what it is supposed to do. The base plate appears to be steel (attracted to a magnet) but the saddles are not (probably zinc). You may get a better sound from steel/brass/titanium saddles, but these aren't the end of the world. I would buy this again for another inexpensive project.Four stars because these are a good deal for the money, not because they are excellent in the grand scheme of things. I would still rather have a gotoh/schaller/hipshot.

Everything looked fine, but the poor quality started to show afterwards. The saddle height adjustment screws do not stay in place. They apparently move with vibration of the instrument, causing the saddle to become perched on one screw instead of two, which of course wreaks havoc on the sound as the saddle then vibrates. Otherwise it could have been a solid bridge.

These bridges work well as far as adjustment and look passable. The big problem is the string holes in the back of the bridge. I bought these so I wouldn't have to mount a tailpiece. The string ball ends or ferrule ends dig into your guitar top and the intonation screws grind on the strings as you tighten them. A re-design would be a good idea.

For the money I don't think you can do better. Perfect fit. I dropped it in and set it up, put a dab of wax on the height screws to keep them locked but still adjustable, cheaper than the screw set product they sell at hardware stores but works well and easily removed to reset the screws if necessary. Once set up it stays true. I love it, much better than the one Squire puts on their guitars.

I got this and it is a slimmed down version of the hard tail bridge found on most squire bullet guitars. It's base is the minimal amount of material but the saddles are the normal size. If replacing a bridge you will likely have holes where the old one was since the base is too small to cover them fully. I bought to install into a homemade telecaster so it will work for that and I can decide where the holes go. Overall it is fantastic for the price and the shipping is fairly quick as well. I'd buy from them again.

Still in process of building the guitar and this was the last part for completion. This bridge is exactly what I needed, it is solidly made and a perfect fit for my project, which is not a Strat or Tele style, so that speaks to it's versatility. I believe it would work for just about any flat top, non-tremolo, solid body that does not need a higher bridge like a tune-o-matic. Comes with screws and a wrench for fine adjustments.Fast forward to completed guitar. Bridge still doing a good job. Likely to use same bridge on future build.

Replaced the awful vintage bridge on this 1963 musicmaster. It fit like a glove into the existing pick guard cut-away, which made install even easier. Intonation and action adjustability like this guitar has never seen before,, makes for an entirely new instrument.Super happy with the outcome!

My Squier Vintage Tele came with a vintage bridge, which was a real struggle to intonate, everything was a compromise. This is a perfect drop-in replacement, and now the intonation is perfect, and as an added bonus each string height is individually adjustable now (the vintage Tele bridge has 2 strings sharing a bridge piece).It is well made , heavy weight steel and nicely chromed.