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Reviews (2)
Oct 24, 2017
Doesn't get any better than CTS
CTS makes the best pots around. These work great. They are smooth, sturdy, and have never let me down.
Oct 24, 2017
Great piece for the Price
2 of 2 found this helpful The fit and finish of this bridge is actually surprisingly good. The chrome plating is nice all over, even on the bottom. The casting on the bottom is much smoother than other import bridges. It has springs instead of wires for the saddles. Now, a few important spec notes:
- This thing is heavy. While it certainly looks very similar to a Tone Pros, it weighs in at 108 grams on my scale (3.7 oz).
- The spacing between studs actually measures in about 1/32" less than the standard 3 1/4", so make sure to check your spacing. The studs are a good fit, but do have a little play.
- The saddles have 1/4" of travel. That, plus flipping the saddles, can give you about 5/16" travel. Enough to mount it square to the center line if you are careful, and more than enough if you mount it on any sort of an angle.
On the whole, I highly recommend this as a great looking, inexpensive, adjustable wraparound bridge. I can't stand the Leo Quann-style bridges, and this was the only inexpensive one I could find that looked good and wasn't a lightning bolt style bridge. Looks very close to a Tone Pros. Great for a budget build or upgrade