So is this an american strat bridge or MIM?
1608173
Mexico.....it's just the bridge and block, no arm, claw, screws, or springs.
1608174
Its a MIM strat bridge. I cannot see difference between them. I have an MIA bridge too.
1608175
The bridge will not fit an American Strat. I have installed this bridge in Mexs, Korean and Chinese strats. The block will not allow the use of the back plate because the bodies of the asian stuff are thinner in body width. The thing about this bridge IS the size of the block. A lot better sustain and tone than that skinny cast block of indeterminate metal that most of the mexs and all of the asians come with. Best thing next to brass.
1608176
I bought it to fit a Squier. It will not fit an American Strat. I believe it will fit an MIM also. It's too narrow to fit an MIA Strat.
1608177
Not sure if it's American made or not. But compared the MiM bridge that I replaced, it's MUCH heavier and larger. Has added to sustain significantly.
2134553
The rail has a crisper sound, I get a nice crunchy sound than the strat pickup. I have this as my bridge pickup, and it sounds great. The strat pickup has a warmer sound ,and combined with the center start pup and the rail, i get a real nice sound that i can play with. Hope this helped.
612314
Chrome wrap around bridge (no name on it), definitely not rosewood.Perhaps they meant to fingerboard?
941063
I've used this bridge on an MIJ Fender Jazzmaster and a MIA Fender Jaguar and it works very well. My guess is that it would work on a Squire Jazzmaster, but I cannot be absolutely certain.
850642
If the jaguar has the square two pin tuners the USA strats have and the Teles, then yes. These tuners are very specific for the 'new' tuners that Fender is putting on their USA guitars. I did see a MIM strat that had the USA square back tuners, so these are a drop in replacement. Take off one of yours, like the low E string, and take it to Guitar Center to see if it's a match. Then make them price match it. I got mine for $37.
1232219
I believe it is in reference to the fret board width or nut width. Typically 1 3/4 inches or wider as compared to 1 11/16 width. Also the string spacing might be a bit wider as it descends down the neck to the bridge. Important to a few and easily adaptable to most.
1277720
I have a ssl-5 at the bridge. It rocks! I have fender noiseless in the middle and neck position. Your best bet is to call seymour Duncan , they are very helpful with every question I have ever asked them. That is one of the main reasons I keep dealing with there products. Plus the are top of the line in my opinion, I have seymour Duncan pickups in all three of my strats.
1602498
This assembly is also about 1/4 inch taller than the original Squier bridge assembly, meaning the block will stick out the back side of the body on some. Squier bodies are variable in thickness. And both points made by Filipe are correct. So, measure the holes in the front, be prepared to not use the trem bar or have to route the body (see my review), and watch out for the block to stick out the back of the guitar. Good Luck.
1022444
This bridge is awesome. It tightens to the pole front or back the is small hex on both sides. So you can make it straight or a little crooked which ever you prefer . The really nice thing is, the roller saddles can be flipped around to change the height of the string I had to do so for proper intonation on my Les Paul. No springs to loose either. Hope that helps.
440009
The "O" has cool paint and a different bridge. This one is suppose to be like the one Jimmy Page plays. I have it and it's great. In any case do not pay the $1000+ for the "O" here in Amazon when you can get them for $450 on Ebay!
440008
Other than this guitar only coming in black, the main difference is the bridge. This guitar is based on the so called Jimmy Page mod, and has the Leo Quan "Badass" bridge that he put on his DC59 in the early 80's.
955899
Not sure about the picture but I did order this a while back and it was a brand new gibson style roller bridge
74277
Yeah I was super tripped out about that too, but its is a Fender. That's what we got in the mail was a Fender. I think they used to be Squiers but the product line was updated. Its a Fender for sure.
133251
Do a search for a hipshot trilogy wood block adapter. It converts a trem bridge to a hardtail. Also, impressively useless answers here. Seriously, wow.
684812
I would think so. All I have is American Standards so I can't say for 100%. You could post on Strat Talk and maybe someone could give you a direct answer. I think I bought three sets of these. I don't think these are American made tuners. These might be slightly heavier than the American ones. These are pretty decent but my locking tuners on my Strat Plus feel a bit nicer. On one of the three sets I bought one tuner is really tight and I think I have it on my G string on one of my Strats. It still works it just really tight when I tune. For the price these are well worth the money. I thought I paid close to $50 for a set now I see them listed at $43. I would think so. All I have is American Standards so I can't say for 100%. You could post on Strat Talk and maybe someone could give you a direct answer. I think I bought three sets of these. I don't think these are American made tuners. These might be slightly heavier than the American ones. These are pretty decent but my locking tuners on my Strat Plus feel a bit nicer. On one of the three sets I bought one tuner is really tight and I think I have it on my G string on one of my Strats. It still works it just really tight when I tune. For the price these are well worth the money. I... » Read More I would think so. All I have is American Standards so I can't say for 100%. You could post on Strat Talk and maybe someone could give you a direct answer. I think I bought three sets of these. I don't think these are American made tuners. These might be slightly heavier than the American ones. These are pretty decent but my locking tuners on my Strat Plus feel a bit nicer. On one of the three sets I bought one tuner is really tight and I think I have it on my G string on one of my Strats. It still works it just really tight when I tune. For the price these are well worth the money. I thought I paid close to $50 for a set now I see them listed at $43. « Show Less
1759809
It's a bridge that you have to install. I took mine to a music store and they did it for about $100
1506249
Not sure...I thought it was California but the others report Mexico. Looked through all the paperwork ... thanks for your question as I was reading through I realized that I might need a guitar humidifier. Can't beat the sound on this one....very impressive.