Musiclily Pro 10.8mmピッチ 6連ステンレス鋼製サドル ハムバッカーテレブリッジ Teleエレキギター用 ブラック

Great fit and quality

Very pleased with this item. I am a 60+ years pro guitar player so when I saw this Musiclily humbucking telecaster bridge on Amazon I was skeptical. I waffled about buying a Gotoh equivalent from Long and Mcquade at $175 Cdn and decided to try this one at $35. I was pleasantly surprised; easy to install, easy to adjust and intonate and very solid.

I recently swapped out the bridge on my Telecaster for the Musiclily Pro 54mm Humbucker Telecaster Bridge with 6 Stainless Steel Saddles, mainly because I installed a JB humbucker and it’s been a great upgrade! Installation was straightforward—no issues getting it onto my Tele-style guitar. The bridge feels sturdy and well-built, and the black finish looks sleek and modern.One of the standout features for me is the quality of the stainless steel saddles. They provide great tuning stability and smooth action, making a noticeable difference in both playability and tone. I’ve noticed that my strings stay in tune better and the action feels more consistent across the fretboard. The saddles also allow for some fine-tuning of intonation, which is always a nice touch.I highly recommend it!

Got a bit of weight to it. Solid base plate, saddles are very good quality. Saddle height adjustment grub screws are good with no slop or wiggle to them. The grooves in the saddles for the strings are smooth with no sharp edges. Chrome plating is goodOnly minor complaint is there is a round-over around the outside edge of the base plate except in one small area where they seemed to have missed a spot. This is very difficult to notice unless you get up very close and doesn't detract from the look.Very good considering its price.

The bridge itself is good, no problems there. But the five screw supplied to secure the bridge To the body Our the softest I’ve ever Worked with. Snapped two getting them in, two more stripped out trying to get the back out. I drilled pilot Holes size of interior diameter of the screw. This Should not happen