So many bridges have the intonation adjusters IN THE FRONT. This places them directly under the strings, between the bridge and the pickup. In other words, they are IMPOSSIBLE to adjust with the guitar strung - which is necessary when setting the intonation. THIS bridge has the adjusters on the back, making it very simple to adjust the intonation. I will never use another bridge with adjusters on the front. In fact, I can't believe companies still make them like that. O_o

Also, because each string height is individually adjustable, this bridge can be used with any fretboard radius.

My bridge of choice from now on.

The best fixed bridge for me; allows tridimensional adjustment. Very stable.

THE best guitar bridge for any electric guitar project, hands down. More mass and versatility than any non-trem bridge currently available.

A German quality bridge, easy to install. The roller saddles allow a proper string spacing.

I had bought a loaded hardtail strat body and when I installed a neck on the guitar and strung it, I found that the strings did not line up with the bridge and pick guard and pickups. Careful examination showed that the neck was fine, but the bridge and holes for the string-thru body had been improperly placed, were sitting on a slight angle, and didn't even line up with the pick guard. So I bought this Schaller bridge since it looked like it had a lot of adjustment. I plugged the holes in the body from the stock bridge, mounted the Schaller to the body so that it aligned with the pickguard and looked nice, and hoped for the best. I am thrilled to say the bridge had more than enough adjustment with string spacing and intonation and it is looking great and working great! As others have mentioned, this bridge is built extremely well, is rock solid, and sounds great also. You can feel the quality with every screw you turn on this thing.

good quality bridge, easy to install and with adjustable string spacing. it suits nice to my new custom build neck through guitar.

This bridge allows me to exactly position the strings over the pole pieces of any pickup and the weight
gives killer sustain, can't go past german design

I just completed a new project I called the Sharon-6, named after my wife. I wanted a simple, one pickup design and wanted a shape different from others I have seen. The teardrop shape design while not new, is rarely used. The Schaller bridge gave me the ultimate in alignment and resulted in the tightest intonation and action I have acheived yet. Great stuff, and plays great.

This is a great Bridge! I love all of the adjustments it has to make for a great set up. 2nd time I've used one. Wheat Instruments, from the Swamp of Odessa FLA, ESQ