Puente de trémolo Musiclily Pro de 52,5 mm (2-1/16 pulgadas) con silletas de acero, bloque completo y dos pernos para guitarra eléctrica estilo American Strat.

This is a quality piece! Looks like it could have cost twice as much.This was my first time installing a 2 point bridge in a new body. My only caution for potential buyers is that it does not come with detailed installation instructions or a drilling template. That may be true of all the other brands too. Just know that the install takes some skills and experience, and probably a drill press, to get the studs located correctly and the holes drilled cleanly and accurately. You only get one chance. Be prepared to measure 10 times and drill once! This doesn't apply to a retrofit where you already have studs or at least stud holes.The supplied springs seem pretty stiff. I only used two and still had to back the claw screws out pretty far.The little bag of extra screws was a nice bonus, especially the saddle height screws. Once you get the guitar set up you can install the screws that protrude least above the saddles.Update: Just installed another one of these on a custom Ibanez-ish guitar. The customer is a veteran musician and a dear friend with a basically unlimited budget. I stressed over lots of details on this build, but never worried about using this bridge.

The parts are fine, but the Tremolo Bushings do not go flush with the guitar. I have a squier-strat which these are allegedly made for, but no amount of hammering is going to get these things in flush with the guitar. My body isn't even custom. they just don't fit. Now they cant be removed so I have to find some sort of filing solution to get them down to be flush with the body.

The Player Strat had wood screws for the mounting posts. This Tremelo has inserts you press into the body. The mounting posts then screw into the inserts so you have machine screw threads for adjustment. This Tremelo has modern steel saddles instead of bent steel saddles and it has a push-in tremelo arm with a set screw to tighten it.

This bridge looks good and is solid I've had installed for a fews months but it has 2 flaws. One of which is going to make me change the bridge. I purchased this bridge for the larger block the looks and most importantly the pop in trem arm. Problem I have is the piece to pop the trem arm into is separate from the block. And it comes loose which basically gives you the same slop when pressing down on the trem arm as the original screw in one did. Hey the socket for this is able to be tightened or moved is beyond me but here we are. You can tighten it back up but give it a slight touch and you're right back loose. 2 the springs are extremely tight. I usually run 3 on a strat this one I took one out and just have 2 and their still to tight. It's a good bridge don't get me wrong but these 2 flaws kill it for me I'm going to change it.

I'm a huge fan of musiclily parts and this one did not disappoint!I love the brightness and resonance of saddles and base. The block is thick but fit perfectly inside my Micheal Kelly guitar. String spacing is always a tossup with these things put this one was perfect and alignment is great! The finish is perfect for the color theme I was going for and seems like it will hold up for a long time!The dowels that are included are quite large! I needed to well out my holes quite a bit to begin to beat these guys in so, be prepared to modify your instrument just in case. Once I got the dowels seated though, it was all cake from there. Very nicely machined materials.Holds tune great as well! Would absolutely recommend to anyone!