Vintage-Style Standard Series Stratocaster Tremolo Assemblies

A Fender big block tremolo bridge for less than £20, great value. Ideal replacement for a full thickness Strat (Squier SE, CV etc.)

From what I can deduce elsewhere this trem is the one they fit to the Mexican Player Series Stratocasters.Either way it is a straight no nonsense swap for the stock trem on a 2015 Classic Vibe 50's Strat. It's a genuine Fender part. All in all very pleased with it.

As goog as I would expect it to be

A good solid bridge as it is an official Fender one.*WILL NOT FIT SQUIER AFFINITY*

Squier Strats (specifically Affinity in this case) have a 52.4mm string spacing which means quite a lot of the aftermarket upgrades won't fit, but this Fender bridge is an exact fit direct upgrade that will bolt right in.However, Affinity Strats have a slimmer body than the Fender Strats and the sustain block on this bridge is huge, much deeper than the original, if you want to put it on a Squier you will have to remove the back plate, the action block itself is slightly deeper than the body.Otherwise it's perfect, noticable improvement in tone/sustain and stability compared to the cheap soft metal original.

I've bought a few of these and for the money would give a five star rating. Being very picky, they aren't perfect and are probably mass produced in the far east? The saddles aren't the same high quality as some old USA fenders I've seen. The springs are fine as long as you don't require too much intonation adjustment. I usually change for pickup style springs. It's a full block (although obviously not steel) so they feel and look good. In truth it would take a better ear than mine to tell the difference between this block and some of the better thinner blocks. All in all, great value for money. Always arrive quicky too

Wow, the difference in weight between this and the cheap copy I was using it to replace is unbelievable. Has made a huge difference to sustain and overall sound of the guitar. For the price I would recommend any cheap ST style owner with a crappy bridge to splash out the relatively low price of this bridge and gain an enormous difference in sound.

I had to make a few new drill holes as I installed it on an old, Japanese, Squier Strat, but it has made a difference to the tone due to the weightier nature of the block in comparison to the old one. The guitar has more resonance now, especially when playing open chords. Overall, I'd recommend it to anyone who fancies upgrading their Strat bridge and block: be it Japanese, Korean or Mexican.