Puente de trémolo Musiclily Ultra de 52,5 mm (2-1/16 pulgadas) con 6 tornillos ST estándar y selletas de latón modernas, brazo de empuje de bloque de latón macizo de 42 mm para guitarra eléctrica estilo Strat.

I've bought several of this type of tremolo in the past. They're usually on par with the awful OE trems included on many import guitars, often a slight improvement because many of them can't be any worse. I'm not a fan of the Strat-style trem in any form to be honest, but it is what it is and comes with the territory.Where other trem bridges just give me a feeling of "Oh boy, another one of these", This one from MusicLily feels like a much more serious piece of gear. I'm sure the $100+ replacement trems for this application are way more impressive than much of what I've seen in the past (I would hope they are), but I can't usually justify components like that on any project for myself, at least not for a tremolo. I'm not a big trem user.This tremolo bridge follows the pattern I've seen in many of the products from MusicLily. Many guitar parts are either on the budget end (sometimes great values and performance there for the prices charged, sometimes not so much) or top-shelf premium parts that have great warranties, support, and craftsmanship and should last a very long time - for prices that often range from steep to completely exorbitant. With only a few exceptions, there isn't a lot of middle ground in between. That's where a lot of MusicLily products fall. They're not absolutely premium quality, but they aren't cheap junk either, and typically carry prices right in the middle of the road. In this case yes, you can get a perfectly functional tremolo bridge for about half of the price of this one and it might serve you well. You could also pay twice as much and get something that is probably better in some way. For someone wanting an upgrade for a budget guitar model that can't justify paying a premium price, this brand might just be the way to go. Tuners, electronics, and now tremolos are all components this company does quite well with offering upgrade options that aren't over-the-top expensive.I've been putting off a Strat build for a few years now and had a tremolo bridge already purchased for it. This bridge blows that one away in build quality and will be taking its place. If it's not obvious though, check your dimensions closely and make sure this matches your string spacing and mounting (2 hole/6 hole). These are not all the same!

This is a quality bridge and plenty of mass

This arrived really well packaged. This tremolo bridge is as nice as it gets. It is a classic six screw style bridge. The block is chunky and brass. The saddles are brass block saddles. The tremolo arm is push in and functions perfectly. The entire assembly is a perfect drop in replacement for any of my Squier or similar stratocaster style bridges. This is highly recommended and for around sixty-two dollars a good value for money.

This is as good as any brand name bridge. Everything is perfect.

A very well made tremolo for import mounting screw spacing. I used it on my MIJ Charvel Model 1C. Much better than the stock trem, more massive trem block, push in arm, and very nice countersinks underneath for a nice knife edge.