Musiclily Modern Guitar Telecaster Bridge Assembly with 6 Saddles for Fender Tele Style Electric Guitar Replacement,Black

Easy setup with this bridge.

Works but...... Needs to have an additional two mounting holes at the leading edge of the pickup plate. There are only three screws at the base of the bridge behind the string height blocks. Other than that, overall quality is OK.. NOTE: I don't think this will be a direct replacement for a true Fender Tele but seeing that I'm making a custom tele I designed around the purchased components, so it doesn't affect my overall goal. Prototype in the attached photo.

Well built at a good price.

Really shiny, visually an upgrade, performance wise an upgrade, intonation is great, action is great, fits squire strat pickups, fits on a 1968 national telecaster clone. Don't mind the tape, I put it there so it wouldn't get scratched, just a personal prefrence.

Looks good and fits well

This is a direct bolt-on replacement for the no-name bridge that came on my early 2000’s knock-off, non-Fender tele. The fit and finish is really good for such an affordable piece. If you’re feeding strings from rear of the bridge, it’s all good. However, if you intend to bottom feed strings on a through-body guitar, forget it. The through-body holes are too far back from the openings in the saddle to feed a string through. My solution was to buy a different style set of saddles to mount in this bridge.

First; This bridge is NOT made correctly!Yes it mounts up using the stock mounting location.No, the included black mounting screws did not fit, they were too small. I had to use the old silver mounting screws and try to cover them with black marker. kind of cheesy but that worked and these are mostly hidden anyway.Secondly; The black finish is too soft scratches badly if you look at it wrong. The saddle height adjustment screws have scratched up the finish before you even realize it during mounting and it looks really bad. The only way to save that to finish scratching up the rest of it and call it a relic job. That is not what I bought a new bridge for but maybe you are .Thirdly; even if you get past all that and are fine with it, The real problem is the bridge plate itself is made incorrectly in length , it is too short where it is bent, and will not allow the saddles to adjust far enough back to intonate properly and fretted notes are always sharp and will NEVER, EVER PLAY IN TUNE.I could give this item a lesser rating for problems one and two, particularly, butBecause of no ability to even play in tune, this item is total trash! I really rate it a zero!Don't waste you time and money!As soon as I find a proper toploader bridge to replace it with, this junk goes in the trash bin!I don't usually write harsh reviews, but this item is seriously junk.

This is longer than the original bridge on my classic vibes Tele. Wish I could use it, but it is too long. I would need to rout out wood to make it work…