guykerNon-locking 2 Point Guitar Tremolo Bridge with Tremolo System Saddle and Full Size Brass Block CNC Machine Replacement Part (Chrome, GG510)

Good system. Nicely balanced feel when installed with good saddles which don't seem to get grooves in them. The metal is hard enough. good value for money .

The bridge and fittings were really well made.I had a minor problem with the lower part of the vibrato arm mechanism rubbing slightly on the guitar body i had to spend 2 minutes with a file to sort it out.guitar working perfectly.My friend who owns the guitar would be very fussy is delighted with it.

The quality of this bridge is superb. It has a sturdier construction than most popular named products and a chrome finish that is second to none. The bridge block is made from brass and makes the bridge a perfect anchor for the strings. The tremolo arm works very well, is push fit and does not need to be screwed in. Altogether a first class product that companies like F-nd-r should fit to their guitars.

Fantastic bridge easy installation the best value for money strat bridge with impressive quality,the only upgrade for me to do was roller fit roller saddles and I already had those in my old bridge will definitely be buying another one same make same supplier, 10 out of 10 seriously 👍

This tremolo is a serious upgrade. The brass block is massive, and the polished chrome finish looks stunning - really adds a premium touch to the guitar. Sound-wise, there's a noticeable improvement: the guitar now has a brighter, more resonant "zing" that enhances overall tone quality.Functionality is top-notch. The tremolo feels solid and stable, and the arm doesn’t wobble at all. While there’s no dedicated arm tightness adjustment, simply popping the arm in and rotating it clockwise does tighten it nicely—works like a charm.Value for money? Absolutely. I wouldn’t hesitate to buy this again.That said, installation can be guitar-dependent. The brass block is so large that it requires a generous cavity. If your guitar doesn’t have much space, there’s a good chance the block might hit the wood. I installed mine on a Schecter Nick Johnston, and it did require some modification. A luthier had to slightly shave the wood around the trem arm holder to allow full movement, as the holder itself is on the larger side.Final thoughts: If your guitar has the space for it, this tremolo is a fantastic upgrade. Just be prepared for a bit of fitting work depending on your model.