guykerTremolo Bridge Vintage Bent Steel Saddles and Zinc Block Compatible with Start ST Electric Guitar (GG-1004, Nickel Old)

I got this for a Squire SE. It doesn't match up exactly but it's totally serviceable still and for the price it's a pretty good buy if you don't mind it not matching up exactly. Screw holes and block size works fine but baseplate is a little off.

I bought this bridge as a replacement for the stock tremolo bridge on my purple 2022 Kramer Baretta Special and I can verify that it does fit without the need for any routing or modifications. I can't tell if the block is steel or cheap pot metal but it definitely sounds good even if it's the latter. I did buy this bridge with the intention of hard-decking it so I can't attest to the tuning stability with trem bar usage, but these guitars are not great at staying in tune with big dive bombs anyways. As a "hard tail", it is a great deal, especially if you want a black bridge without spending 4X more for a Gotoh.

The bridge is very stiff but the bar is to flimsy to do any strong tremolo

I love this bridge. The way it looks, the pop-in arm, and the big block are very well made and on-par with official Fender products. I purchased this to install in my Kramer Baretta Special, but the outside of the block(toward the headstock-end of the guitar when installed) was a bit too thick. It would prevent the bridge from returning to a flat position without a little force. Some work with a wood router would certainly allow this to work with my Kramer, but be advised that it will not fit without a little work. Otherwise, it’s a great product and I will likely keep it to install in something else.

Tremolo looks good. Fit was correct. Appears to be quality product. Installed on a Fender Starcaster. Much better than original tremolo system.

The tremolo is not to bad and is usable but my dislike about it is i purchased this in black to match my guitar and locking tuners, all hardware black. With in 3 days the paint was already missing where the strings come up the block & over the saddles. Yes there is tension in that area but should not do that with in a few days, if so why bother buying black!

It’s a great value, the block is pot metal, slightly trimmer than a stock Mexi Strat might have. Fits most import St style guitars. Only one downfall.., the block is not Steel it’s painted pot metal. Slightly lighter than a stock Mexi Strat Trem might be.Thx Bob

This finish is also called "Rainbow" or "Burnt Chrome", but Guyker's is called Chameleon, and it is the best-looking of all that I have seen. I will be using this on a color shift strat-style body that is finished in a "Chameleon" finish and mirror pickguard. I'm naming it My Unicorn Guitar.

Currently turning a budget strat into a custom build, this tremolo is excellent quality, you can feel the weight as soon as you unpack it..I can confirm this is in fact a steel block, it really is quality for not a lot of moneyI will be looking to try out some of the other items on the strength of this product

Im Prinzip gut gearbeitet, nichts wackelt, macht einen wertigen Eindruck. (doppelt so schwer wie das vorhandene in einer sehr guten Billigstrat (das war nicht für meine Fender)Leider passt es nicht ganz sauber in meine Strat ohne diese Nachzuarbeiten (zum Hals hin, tiefe passt)Das ist der Grund warum Stimmstabilität nicht gepasst hat, also kann ich das teil selber auch nicht schlecht bewerten. Der Klang hat definitiv etwas mehr Resonanz gegeben und etwas die Höhen gekappt.Ärgerlich ist (für mich) auch dass der Tremoloarm ziemlich knapp über den Saiten ist...wenn man etwas höhere Speedknöpfe dran hat drückt man den Arm auf die Knöpfe..obwohl ich niedrige Hebel mag ist dass da etwas zuviel...In einer Gitarre wo das passt ist das Teil bestimmt eine Bereicherung..Der Hersteller hier weiss schon ein paar Insider-Sachen die den Sound und die Resonanz beinflussen was viele andere nicht wissen...