🎸 Elevate your 7-string tone with rock-solid precision and style!
The KAISH Black 7 String Fixed Bridge is a zinc hardtail bridge designed specifically for Strat and Tele guitars with non-angled, low profile necks. Featuring side walls that lock saddles in place, it maximizes sustain and tonal clarity through sturdy saddles and a string-through-body design. This black bridge offers excellent grounding conductivity, smooth saddle adjustments, and comes with all necessary mounting hardware for easy installation.
| ASIN | B0BBB5D9DK |
| Body Material | Zinc |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (38) |
| Date First Available | 30 August 2022 |
| Item Weight | 141 g |
| Item model number | K1924 |
| Material Type | Down |
| Package Dimensions | 14.5 x 8.79 x 1.09 cm; 141 g |
| Size | 7 String Model |
J**O
Ok
Es resistente, buen precio, solo que los tornillos se barren fácil, no aptos para cuerdas de alto calibre
T**Y
Has conductivity for grounding
Really nice quality, but most importantly can be grounded. Has conductivity everywhere on the bridge. I had a hard time finding a black bridge this style that could be grounded because they often use cheap non-conductive paint. The string holes lined up perfectly and the saddles move easily up and down. Highly recommend for an inexpensive bridge.
C**S
Guitar bridge
Seems like an okay bridge. One thing that is important to do is to make sure it fits your guitar. More specifically, replacing a tremolo bridge (like you typically find on a Strat) with a fixed bridge likely will require a bit of modification.
F**O
Calidad buena por el precio
El mercado de estos puentes de sillines individuales está muy limitado por lo que está es buena opción pero si se ve que se despintara muy pronto.
J**J
Functionally identical to H-shot, visually 98% identical to H-shot, way less $$ than H-shot
Well its a plate with a bit of shape to it, and 7 threaded blocks with tension springs and phillips head screws. As long as the holes are in the right place, its pretty hard to mess up. This one lines up perfectly on the Sterling JP7 and Jacksons I have, though the Jacksons dont have the mounting holes in the same place. The string thru holes are in the right place, so if you line those up and set them with some ~2.5mm diameter screws, you can then drill perfect pilot holes for the mounting screws, put in the mounting screws, take out the set screws, and bam, perfect alignment on a Jackson. ONLY one big caveat - this is cast magnesium, like pretty much all import bridges.... this in itself is fine, but if you have particularly high PH sweat, it will eat away at the finish and then quickly degrade the magnesium underneath if you arent very religious about cleaning after every time you play. This isnt unique to this bridge, its the same with all magnesium hardware. If you dont mind wiping it down constantly, it's well worth the price since it will do essentially the same job as the legendary H-shot.
