Wilkinson WVPC-SB 54mm Stainless Steel Saddles 6-Hole Guitar Tremolo Bridge with Full Solid Steel Block for Import Strat and Japan Strat, Black

Nothing to dislike ,great build quality ,very well made ,be sure to measure your Strat for a perfect fit should cure all tuning problems in one go ,12th fret ,etc ,really great product Cheers.

The style and finish are good. The steel block is substantial for sustain, but be sure your guitar body is thick enough to take it. The Stainless Steel saddles are nice-looking. The unit didn't 'drop in' as easily as I hoped, as I had to slightly trim my pickguard to fit. Once installed, it was smooth and stayed in tune. We'll know later, but so far it's better than the one it replaces. It didn't come with the white tip for the tremolo arm in the picture, but I would have preferred black anyway. The arm is actually well-finished and looks great without it. The push-in design has a tension screw in the block to adjust friction and works perfectly. Just remember to set it BEFORE you install the bridge. For the price, it's a very good upgrade. The only thing better is Wilkinson's 2-point bridge, but only if your guitar is configured for it.

Melhorou bastante a guitarra em que instalei, uma ponte pesada fez toda a diferença na estabilidade da afinação e quando comparada com a ponte "peso pluma" que estava instalada anteriormente na stratocaster.

Purchased to replace the stock bridge on a new Yamaha Pacifica 612 VIIX . It fitted perfectly and dropped straight in . While the stock Wilkinson VS50-6 is a better quality bridge , the Wilkinson WVPC-SB was purchased as its easier to use for a beginner guitarist as it has the standard intonation spring loaded screws.The stock saddles & screw setup on the Wilkinson VS50-6 are delicate and damage easily

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You don't need a bridge with a 52.5mm string spacing for a Mexican Strat body with 56mm bridge hole spacing (like the Highway One bridge which are hard to find), you can save money and use this.I measured my Classic Vibe 50's, the bridge string spacing is 54mm and the neck at the 21st fret is 56mm (the same as the Mexican neck), this puts the E strings at about 2mm from the edge of the fretboard instead of about 3mm on a bridge with 52.5mm spacing, but if they did it on the CV50, then it's fine, I never noticed after over a decade. This could even be seen as a positive, more room to bend a string before you hit the next string.Was going to re-use some grap tech saddles from another strat, but the screws on these saddles are offset so it doesn't interfere with the string holes (for the intonation offset), so if you use the graph tech screws they'll cover the G and high E string holes and the screws on these saddles don't work in the graph tech, they're not the same diameter.