Dopro Chrome 2 Point ST Strat Style Guitar Tremolo Bridge Locking System

It's a great tremolo bridge. If I had a drill press, I'd have given it 5 stars for "Easy to install".Having two points is easier than drilling 6 holes for the traditional bridge, but it's not EASY if you don't have a drill press to make sure you drill in the right places and drill straight down. I made a mess of my install on one hole, and had to resort to chopsticks and wood epoxy to fill in the mistake and drill again. But I shudder at the thought of using a 6 screw tremolo and having to drill 6 holes perfectly straight without a drill press. I'd take this 2 point option any day.My mistake is not the fault of the bridge, so if you can use a drill better than I can, or have a drill press, you should love this bridge.

Almost everything about this bridge is fantastic. You can't beat the price, and it does exactly what it's meant to do. It is very stable and keeps tune very well (with 11 gauge strings).The only reason for the four star review is that the build quality isn't as hefty as I would like. It's not solid steel, and the tremolo bar seems a little thin. I'll be upgrading to a nicer brand model when I can afford it, but that's solely due to weight and feel preference. This bridge, although lightweight, certainly gets the job done and exceeds expectations.

Didn't fit my squier stratTremelolo and extra spring was usefull

plate, saddles, block and tremolo fit are excellent, studs are even better due to the allen instead of flat screw, i would buy again no question.

Not a lot of resonance and is a bit, tinny I think due to the very thin and light tremblock. No issues installing other than the indent for the left hand mount is very small so you have to have a perfect fit for it not to slip out.

Fit and finish are good and it arrived in perfect shape and as described. I did replace the saddles with roller saddles as a matter pf personal preference.

Great system floats when you use it

sounds great!