Wilkinson WOV01 52.5mm (2-1/16 inch) Vintage ST Guitar Tremolo Bridge 6-Screw Assembly with 36mm Block for Fender Squier/Mexico Strat Stratocaster Electric Guitar, Chrome

Great value! Very sturdy, nice quality and the short, thick block fit nicely in the Squire Debut Strat. Looks great on the guitar and it did seem to improve the tone a bit when played standalone.

I have an import strat and never happy with the Bridge. I bought this and it was a direct drop in. It now floats like butter and stays in tune. Solid block on it and all the adjustment screws work smoothly. It came with shorter set screws for the saddles and the allen key was even magnetized to make switching those set screws and ez job. Adjusted the height, set the float, did the intonation and its just what I was looking for. Amazing value.

Great bridge direct fit for my 2008 Squier Bullet Strat (with this guitar use factory bridge screws as the ones included fit way to loose and have risk of snapping when springs apply tension) Matched that with Wilkinson Mini Oval Button E-Z-LOK Post Guitar Tuners! Feels like a more expensive guitar now! I’m loving it!

I do wory about the durability of the saddles, but time will tell on that. My main point of contention is that the description states:"Wilkinson WOV01 with 36mm Steel Block".It may come with a 36 mm block, but that is not steel, unless magnets stopped liking steel.However, there are some great extras, and the bridge does look great, so I will be keeping it.The thing that really stands out, are the extra saddle adjustment screws. These are very useful.Time will tell, but I think it will fit the need.I will have a few more projects needing these, so I will probably be ordering more. I just wish the description had been accurate about the aluminum block that is supposed to be steel.

Very high quality trem. Used in a custom modded Squier Affinity I built.

Makes my guitar shine like a diamond! Easy to install came with extra pressure holder for the tremolo bar.

Not impressed at all. Bought this for a Squier SE project. Install was fine and everything fit, but the quality is so bad that one of the saddles broke (stripped right off the intonation adjustment screw). This happened simply from trying to tune up the strings and now the brand-new saddle has to be replaced. What a waste of money. I thought Wilkinson was better than this. The cheap Squier tremelo unit is better quality than this.

This is my second Wilkinson tremolo. It's a good, solid piece, with a nice beefy block. If you break something, they include a bunch of extra screws and whatnot for customizing it to your guitar. If I need another tremolo, it will be a Wilkinson.