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

nothing wrong with the bridge, but the screws that came with it were too short

fits nice on the child's guitar.

It’s good but the included hardware is junk. Pot metal screws snap in half

I was missing a saddle on my bridge, and buying just a saddle would've cost me about the same as buying this whole bridge, so I figured why not. I should've gone with something else. Long story short, it doesn't really work with your traditional strat style guitar and you should go ahead and skip it.- Instead of six holes to mount it on the body, it has two that do not line up with any of the existing holes. So I had to made new holes.- The holes leading to the tremolo are smaller than usual, so I had to make do with some other random screws. Not a big deal there.- The screws it comes with strip very easily, including the hex screws that raise/lower the saddles. So adjusting the saddle height is pretty difficult.But here's the big one: THERE ARE NO HOLES ALLOWING THE STRINGS TO FEED THROUGH THE BODY. Instead, the string just feeds through the lower end of the bridge. The big problem with that is, it's impossible to feed strings through that and the saddles. I had to unscrew the saddles, feed the string, and then screw the saddles back into place. You'd have to take the thing apart every time you change the strings.The guitar I put it on is a practice/project guitar, so I can live with it for now, but I'm gonna go ahead and buy something else pretty soon.

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.

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.

I like this Item. It was Easy to Install and Defiantly Worth it’s Value

Not good. One of the bridge components was stripped and the screw would not thread.

This bridge had reasonably good fit and finish. The paint is chipped in a couple of tiny spots on two of the saddles, but they are very small and typical for this kind of product. The bridge is a simple design that works well and is stable.

Decided to build a guitar. Used all my old parts from and old Vantage electric. My buddy broke the floating bridge with a whammy bar back when we were kids so held on to the rest and put it to use. Needed one part. The bridge. Ordered this hardtail bridge nd not disappointed. Great part, does exactly what it is supposed to and sounds good too.

well made, will purchase again for another build.

Returned the item. Half the screws holes were stripped out and the screws would not hold. Very poor quality.

Worked great!!!!!