2-Point Electric Guitar Bridge 10.8mm Tremolo Bridge with Brass Block and Steel addles Electric Guitar Parts for 6 String Start Stratocaster Chrome

Wow, I am impressed with this, especially for the price. I was looking for a 2 point trem that was similar to the one in the Fender Ultra, but finding one with a cold rolled steel block was not as easy as I had hoped, plus, as much as I prefer a brighter sound, CRS can be a bit harsh and brightness is a matter of balancing wood, hardware and electronics with each other, so I can still play with that. I also didn't want a collar for the bar, like this has (I like the flat top, but that's partly just bc the one I fell in love with had that...but it was over $2k!), but seeing this one, with saddles that I wouldn't have to replace and that huge brass block? I decided it was worth a shot, and Amazon is good about returns if it wasn't good, so this one ended up in my cart. Wilkinson had something similar, but they have the annoying habit of putting their logo on the front and I avoid brands that do that. Guyker had a very similar bridge and I have had great experiences with Guyker hardware, but I hated the saddles and their block was not beveled, like this one, which seems a glaring oversight. This one is beveled, so it wont inhibit travel, which is a weight off my mind when putting hardware together for a guitar. It is also HEAVY! I mean, I am actually a tiny bit concerned about the weight it will add, but I felt the same about the locking tuners when I installed those, and the same tuners didn't weigh down the Fender Ultra II I played, (basically what I am building), so maybe the parts seem heavier before they are together, as odd as that sounds. I have to get the finish done before I can put all of this together, so we will see. I cant find my food scale to weigh it but it is wayyyy heavier than any other trem I have held by itself, but thats what a big brass block does, so it isn't a shortcoming. This thing is built like a tank and just feels nice. I had never heard of Ovsal, but they seem to be paying attention to details that others are not. The saddles and bevel sold me over the Guyker, even though I am familiar with them. I hate when people say "I'll update later," then never do, but I probably actually will, when I get this guitar done. I just got the color coat from amazon, so just prep, finish and cure, and I can get it together, but I think this will be a good bridge. Really impressed just by how it feels, especially for $35. Guitar center had some awful trem for more than that and it felt like a toy compared to this. It felt like the trem in my MIM strat, the one with the skinny zinc/zamak block, although I love that guitar, and it is light. This bridge feels far more substantial. One reviewer mentioned getting this for $25, just a few months ago, October, I think, and I am envious of that, but I am amazed at this one for $35. If I see it for $25, I will get another one and get another body and neck just to put it in! I am always looking for an excuse to build another guitar I don't need. I cant believe that there are only a dozen reviews for this, although, the brand is obscure. Really a nice find for a seemingly well designed bridge, with saddles that don't look like toilet seats (ahem...Guyker), no tacky logo (ahem...Wilkinson) and that block is just downright sexy, but also practical, since it has a bevel. I will probably update when I actually have it in. Happy so far!

This tremolo bridge system is stunning, and the build quality is superb! I purchased this for my Sire Larry Carlton S7, and I could not be happier or more impressed with this company and their products! I would recommend OVSAL to all guitarists who want a fantastic buying and building experience, as well as anyone seeking top-notch parts at jaw-dropping prices!Backstory: I was scouring all corners of the internet for gold parts for my new prized guitar when I came across this company. Since they are fairly new to Amazon and therefore had a lack of reviews, I felt quite trepidatious. However, after purchasing a horrendously built yet expensive Wilkinson bridge—a company with a well-established reputation—I decided to give Ovsal a go by first buying a set of strap locks. Their strap locks are heavy, beautiful, and constructed so well that the price truly is a steal for what they could be charging!So, I went all in and purchased this tremolo bridge along with their 10.8 mm brass saddles (simply due to my preference for the sound of brass), a set of string trees, and two more pairs of strap locks! The color and overall quality are consistent throughout all the parts, making the guitar look like it came right out of the factory with them, rather than as some obvious or cheap aftermarket modifications.I will definitely be a lifelong customer and can’t wait to use them for many more projects to come, and you should too!Thank you to everyone at OVSAL for providing such high-quality, affordable products for guitar enthusiasts who desire aesthetics without compromising, & even enhancing their treasured instruments!

The bridge seems well made as do the saddles. The brass block is heavy & should give good sustain. The tremolo bar pops in so there is no screwing. There were no diagrams or instructions so I deducted 1 star.

Beautiful bridge. Highly comparable to a Gotoh 510, if not better looking. Giant brass block! Heavy duty. Fit perfectly on my Charvel, and take a look! Easy to install. So much for a low price. I’m absolutely gobsmacked. Not cheap feeling. Bulky and a good weight. Bridge posts didn’t match the 510, but that’s far from a dealbreaker to me.

Okay, guitar nerds, listen up! This OVSAL 2-Point tremolo bridge is a serious upgrade for your Strat. I swapped out my stock bridge for this bad boy, and let me tell you, it's a game changer.First off, the build quality is solid. It feels way more robust than the original, and the brass block and steel saddles make a noticeable difference in the tone. My Strat now has this beefier, more resonant sound that just sings.But here's the real kicker: the tremolo action is buttery smooth. Dive bombs? No problem. Crazy vibrato? Bring it on. This bridge stays in tune like a champ, even after some serious abuse.If you're thinking about building a Superstrat or just want to give your trusty axe a serious upgrade, you can't go wrong with this OVSAL bridge. It's a steal for the price and will give your Strat the sound and performance it deserves. Trust me, your ears (and your bandmates) will thank you.

When I ordered this, it was priced at around $25 -- an amazing value, because quality seems to be on a level with Music Lilly (better than some Music Lilly) and close to or equal to Wilkinson, especially given the brass block.I say this without yet trying to install this, so I may yet encounter issues with that -- or upsides, as I have a non-standard Sterling Cutlass that needs a new bridge and if this fits it, that's a big plus for Sterling owners -- and if so I will update this review.Apparently there is a new low cost (from Asia?) guitar parts company on the scene.