I’m extremely happy I had bought this bridge as for it didn’t need much adjustment at all and had my homemade strat sound perfect

Did a ton of research and finally decided on this one.Wanted to replace the old stripped worn out bridge and keep my ax as close to stock as I could.I was very happy with Gotoh traditional trem.Installation and setup went fast and easy.I was able to lower my string action alot making my guitar much easier to play.Quality is excellent.Go Gotoh

Casting of the bridge, as well the saddles, springs and screws are of good quality. Installed on my older strat body without any alteration. Thank you Stewmac!!

It's a great replacement for the Fender bridge as the material and finish is much better.

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Fit beautifully. Easy to put in, adjust and get back to normal. Everything needed to get the job done was in there.

I initially bought this Tremolo for the known quality of this product.(I've use Gotoh products in the past) It was very simple to install and set up. I have installed Tremolos on other Guitars in the past. There are some Tremolos out on the market that are so complicated to install and, after installation, it takes forever to set and tune. I love Simplicity !

I bought this for a Strat that I am currently building. I have used Gotoh products many times and they a reputation for high quality. I have worked on a number of Guitars with this particular Tremolo. I am safe to say that this Tremolo System will accomplish the mission.

First time setting up a trem bridge. I feel smarter, now.

I ordered this Gotoh bridge after I saw that the Fender vintage wasn't going to fit the strat (unfinished body from online auction site) I was working on. This bridge fit fine. Happy to see it came with everything you needed to install it; claw, screws, trem arm, springs. The only thing I find could use improvement is the trem arm. It's just not very robust. I put on all five springs for now, at least until I can get the neck finished and mounted so I can put strings on it, and when I checked the operation with spring tension, the arm bent out of shape and hit the body on the backswing. I had to bend it back to unscrew it. And I may have missed it, but there was no spring to keep the arm from swinging freely when not in use. Trems are cool, and these are so much less a PITA to work with than F.R. type, but they all seem to be a PITA at some point. I do like the bridge, though.