52.5mm Guitar Stratocaster Tremolo Bridge Set for Fender Strat Squier Electric Guitar Replacement, Black

I am working on a project guitar, which had a low budget but functional trem bridge that was chrome. This bridge is of the same quality, but with a black finish. I have no complaints about the finish. I was reluctant to buy it because one of the reviews mentioned the paint scratching off easily, as if it were just cheaply spray painted. I tried scratching the paint with a screw driver on the under side of the bridge just to make sure the paint wouldn't flake off easily, and it was fine. Of course, it will scratch off like even the best luxury car paint, but it's definitely not anything substandard in that way. For the fit, it was a direct replacement for the screw holes of the original bridge I was replacing, but I did need to route out a larger hole in the guitar to allow the bridge to travel because he underside where the bridge meets the trem block was a bit different than my original. That was mildly annoying, but I took care of it within 20 minutes because I luckily had a trim router and the right router bit for the job. I then painted over the bare wood from were I did the routing out. I can't say if this would be needed for another guitar, but I wanted to mention I needed it for mine, so that might be worth considering if you aren't sure you are able to do that kind of modification. This is definitely not the kind of quality you can expect from a Floyd Rose, but I'd say it's about equal to the quality of the trem bridges that come on Squire stratocasters or similar low budget style with the screw in trem bar. So I rate it 5 stars for the low price and matching low expectations.

SERVICE WAS GREAT, GOT HERE ON TIME EVERYTHING IS IN GOOD WORKING ORDER.

This Musiclily 52.5mm Guitar Stratocaster Tremolo Bridge went on my Stewmac kit build, which I really like. Its mounting holes lined up exactly with the kit. The unit is nearly flawless, with one exception: the black coating on the saddles began to chip a little. These tiny chips exposed the brass underneath. Because they chips were not perfectly even, I pro-actively filed the grooves in the in the saddles to make them more uniform. You can see the filed spots if you look closely enough. I swapped its trem block for another, heavier one from the same supplier. It works perfectly.

I got this bridge for my squire strat and it was a perfect fit. It’s beautiful too, and could easily pass for a high end bridge. It’s a subtle gold that at first I thought was a bit to light, but now I feel it is a perfect color. I think the music lily machine heads I got are a bit of a deeper gold, but they’re too far apart to clash or be noticable. I needed a power screwdriver to screw the bridge in because they were so tight and the screws are very long, so that was kind of a pain. The only other complaint I could make is that the whammy bar was also very tight it’s hole, but some WD40 fixed that. If I ever buy another bridge, I will be buying from musiclilly. Note: I used the stock tremolo springs and mount, so I don’t know how good the ones that came with this bridge are.

I bought this for a budget build where the trem would not be used. I did change the saddles as I like rollers, but it wasn't needed, just preference for me. Overall very good, solid feel looks nice and doesn't cost much.

My son had broke the tremolo bar off from over tighting so I ordered a replacement bridge and it mounted perfectly in a fender starcaster. An exact fit.

I bought the Musiclily 52.5mm tremolo bridge for a budget Strat-style project. It works, but there are definitely some quality issues. The hole for the whammy bar is misaligned, so the tremolo arm won’t thread in correctly. Personally, this isn’t a big deal for me because I don’t use a whammy bar anyway, but if you plan on using the tremolo arm this could be a problem. The other issue I ran into was with the height adjustment set screws. One of them stripped while I was adjusting saddle height. That could partly be on me, but the screws do feel pretty soft compared to higher-quality bridges. Overall, it’s a cheap bridge and it basically works, but the hardware quality reflects the price. If you’re doing a budget build and don’t care about using the tremolo arm, it might be fine. If you want something more solid, you may want to spend a little more.

Exceeded my expectations for the cost

Fits perfectly.

生音での響きが良かった。 サスティーンが効いているて事だと思う スプリングは強くもなく弱くもなく、 6点止めの仕様ですが、2支点で使用した ところアーミングしてもチューニングが 狂い難い設定に出来ました。 調整の仕方次第ですが、使える製品です。

Great bridge zero issues works perfect nice quality and used a few of them and no issues at all and great price fits perfect

Bridge arrived exactly as described so all good. The block is a bit weaselly, but that's to be expected at this price - if you go with this option, you might want to upgrade with a brass block later.

A no hassle to install black replacement or change (in my case from chrome & white to all black as pics provided show) Bridge that fits a Fender Stratocaster perfectly so it'll fit most replicas too. There is an all black Whammy Bar included with it that also looks the part it's just not in the photos as I don't use them. All in all it's a fine, solid, good quality item that had a kind of metallicy matt like finish to it, it looks the part.