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product_id: 2491421
title: "Vintage-Style Standard Series Stratocaster Tremolo Assemblies"
brand: "fender"
price: "€ 63.65"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Fender"
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# Six bent Fender-stamped saddles 2-1/16" bridge mounting spacing Nickel-plated steel durability Vintage-Style Standard Series Stratocaster Tremolo Assemblies

**Brand:** fender
**Price:** € 63.65
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎸 Elevate your Strat game with vintage precision and modern reliability!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Vintage-Style Standard Series Stratocaster Tremolo Assemblies by fender
- **How much does it cost?** € 63.65 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.cy](https://www.desertcart.com.cy/products/2491421-vintage-style-standard-series-stratocaster-tremolo-assemblies)

## Best For

- fender enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted fender brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Effortless Upgrade:** Drop-in replacement that instantly boosts sustain and tuning reliability.
- • **Precision Playability:** Six bent Fender-stamped saddles deliver superior intonation and string stability.
- • **Seamless Compatibility:** Designed for Standard, Deluxe, Roadhouse, Lone Star & Blacktop Stratocasters (2006+).
- • **Pro-Level Customization:** Includes intonation screws, springs, and saddle height adjustments for perfect setup.
- • **Vintage-Grade Durability:** Nickel-plated steel ensures long-lasting performance and classic tone.

## Overview

The Fender Vintage-Style Standard Series Stratocaster Tremolo Assembly is a premium nickel-plated steel bridge system featuring six bent Fender-stamped saddles and precise intonation hardware. Engineered for most Standard, Deluxe, Roadhouse, Lone Star, and Blacktop Stratocaster models made from 2006 onward, it offers a direct drop-in upgrade that enhances sustain, tuning stability, and overall playability—perfect for millennial pros seeking authentic tone and lasting quality.

## Description

"Vintage-style chrome bridge assembly for use on most Standard, Deluxe, Roadhouse, Lone Star, and Blacktop Stratocaster models manufactured from 2006-present.Includes six bent ""Fender""-stamped saddles, intonation screws and springs, and saddle-height adjustment screws. Mounting hardware, tremolo claw, tremolo springs and tremolo arm not included.Note that 2-1/16"" bridge mounting spacing means that bridge-mounting screws will not fit vintage or vintage reissue instrument unless modified to do so.

Review: Fantastic replacement for cheap 6 hole "S-Type" trems - I have a very inexpensive S type guitar I purchased as a project. When I disassembled it to repaint it, I noticed the trem block was very thin and unimpressive. I put in new electronics, did all the fretwork, and painted the body and it worked fairly well but with average sustain, and I was not surprised. The cheap trem (nobody should have a trem where you fear being cut by how thin the baseplate looks) had the wrong size saddles, and it was cheaper to buy this trem and get the saddles too. Upon receiving this I was amazed at how beefy it is, and by the quality of the part (and all the smaller parts that make it). I measured the recipient body before I ordered this and compared against Fender's published specs, and it looked like it would drop right in. When I got it, the holes lined up perfectly, but corners were (un)cut on my project guitar and I had to route a small bit of wood (about 4mm x 20mm of cap) because the guitar body would not fit a full sized bridge plate on the term arm side. After removing that small bit of wood this trem dropped in perfectly (as it did when I tested it in a Squier Strat body that is my other project). After buttoning the guitar back up, I was not surprised to find better sustain characteristics. As an experiment, I checked this guitar's sustain against a sample recorded with the old bridge and it was a clear upgrade. This bridge is also better than the one that came with my Squier project Strat (and it fits without modification), so I'll be getting another one. All in all, I've never been a "genuine Fender" kind of person, but I am impressed and delighted by the quality of the genuine Fender parts I've purchased to date, and it's why I will continue to buy these parts for all my project guitars that fit the "S" or "T" body shapes.
Review: An Inexpensive But Effective Upgrade for a Strat-Style Guitar. - Guitarists looking for a lot of Strat-style guitar for not too much money have lots of choices today. Computer guided machinery enable companies to churn out at low cost enormous numbers guitars with consistent quality that'd be hard to have found on instruments several times the price even a few years ago. But in their quest to keep prices down corners are sometimes cut on hardware, and on a Strat-type guitar that often includes the use of a light-weight trem unit with cast pot-metal saddles. -- both things that can hurt the guitars tone and its ability to hold tuning. Fender's Mexican-made guitars are often a step up and their parts often interchange with those on less expensive Asian-made instruments (such as Fender's own Squier line). This vintage type trem is a perfect example. It is a drop in for the inferior units on the less expensive Squiers and ups their game significantly. I installed on one a low end, but amazingly fine playing, Affinity model, and could not be more pleased. "Drop in" meant just that. Remove the strings, unscrew the old trem unit, screw in the new one. Yes, and do a full set-up for spring tension, saddle height and intonation. The Affinity has a shallower body than Fender and even other Squier models have. That means that the rear cover can not just be screwed back on as it will contact the trem's block and springs. Some owners just leave the cover off -- a common thing among pro players who sometimes need to make quick string replacements mid-set. Others find a way to deepen the cover to allow the trem to have unhindered movement. That is what I did -- using some adhesive backed plastic material meant for use on a bathtub surround (see attached pic). But either way that, and some upgraded Alnico 3 staggered pickups, turned a bargain-basement guitar in a first class player and looker. Highly recommended!

## Features

- Nickel-plated steel vintage-style bridge assembly with six bent "Fender" stamped saddles
- Assembly includes saddles, intonation screws/springs, and saddle height adjustment screws
- Tremolo block will accept standard 10/32 thread tremolo arm
- Assembly features 2-1/16" bridge mounting spacing
- Used on most Standard Series, Deluxe Roadhouse/Lonestar, and Blacktop Series Stratocaster models (Mexico) manufactured '06-Present

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00LJY360C |
| Back Material Type | Alloy Steel |
| Best Sellers Rank | #4,160 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #12 in Electric Guitar Bridges & Bridge Parts |
| Body Material | Metal |
| Body Material Type | Metal |
| Brand | Fender |
| Brand Name | Fender |
| Color | multi-color |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 1,519 Reviews |
| Fretboard Material Type | Maple Wood |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00885978546497 |
| Guitar Bridge System | Tremolo |
| Guitar Pickup Configuration | S-S-S |
| Hand Orientation | Right |
| Included Components | Six bent 'Fender'-stamped saddles, intonation screws and springs, saddle-height adjustment screws |
| Instrument | Guitar |
| Instrument Size | 6x4x1.75 inches |
| Item Dimensions | 6 x 4 x 1.75 inches |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 6"L x 4"W x 1.75"H |
| Item Type Name | Electric Guitar Bridge |
| Item Weight | 0.35 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Fender |
| Material Type | Alloy Steel, Nickel |
| Model Number | 71014049 |
| Neck Material Type | Ahorn |
| Number of Strings | 6 |
| String Material Type | Nickel Steel |
| Top Material Type | Spruce Wood |
| UPC | 885978546497 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | 1 year limited. |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Fender
- **Color:** multi-color
- **Top Material Type:** Spruce Wood
- **Body Material:** Metal
- **Back Material Type:** Alloy Steel
- **Neck Material Type:** Ahorn
- **Fretboard Material Type:** Maple Wood
- **Guitar Pickup Configuration:** S-S-S
- **String Material Type:** Nickel Steel
- **Hand Orientation:** Right

## Images

![Vintage-Style Standard Series Stratocaster Tremolo Assemblies - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/7187LATxpsS.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: If I cut a hole below part of it, could I use it as a floyd rose like floating trem?**
A: I believe it is meant to be used as a floating bridge. It's good quality too. I like it.

**Q: I have Mexico strat. 2006 or 2007. Will this fit?**
A: I have Mexico strat. 2005. Will this fit?

**Q: Could someone please measure the depth of the block, just the actual block. Thanks!**
A: One inch and five eights 1-5/8's

**Q: will this fit a squier 60's classic vibe strat?**
A: YES; fit a 2015 60's classic vibe burgundy Squier with no adjustments!!!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic replacement for cheap 6 hole "S-Type" trems
*by M***N on October 14, 2021*

I have a very inexpensive S type guitar I purchased as a project. When I disassembled it to repaint it, I noticed the trem block was very thin and unimpressive. I put in new electronics, did all the fretwork, and painted the body and it worked fairly well but with average sustain, and I was not surprised. The cheap trem (nobody should have a trem where you fear being cut by how thin the baseplate looks) had the wrong size saddles, and it was cheaper to buy this trem and get the saddles too. Upon receiving this I was amazed at how beefy it is, and by the quality of the part (and all the smaller parts that make it). I measured the recipient body before I ordered this and compared against Fender's published specs, and it looked like it would drop right in. When I got it, the holes lined up perfectly, but corners were (un)cut on my project guitar and I had to route a small bit of wood (about 4mm x 20mm of cap) because the guitar body would not fit a full sized bridge plate on the term arm side. After removing that small bit of wood this trem dropped in perfectly (as it did when I tested it in a Squier Strat body that is my other project). After buttoning the guitar back up, I was not surprised to find better sustain characteristics. As an experiment, I checked this guitar's sustain against a sample recorded with the old bridge and it was a clear upgrade. This bridge is also better than the one that came with my Squier project Strat (and it fits without modification), so I'll be getting another one. All in all, I've never been a "genuine Fender" kind of person, but I am impressed and delighted by the quality of the genuine Fender parts I've purchased to date, and it's why I will continue to buy these parts for all my project guitars that fit the "S" or "T" body shapes.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An Inexpensive But Effective Upgrade for a Strat-Style Guitar.
*by G***N on January 4, 2017*

Guitarists looking for a lot of Strat-style guitar for not too much money have lots of choices today. Computer guided machinery enable companies to churn out at low cost enormous numbers guitars with consistent quality that'd be hard to have found on instruments several times the price even a few years ago. But in their quest to keep prices down corners are sometimes cut on hardware, and on a Strat-type guitar that often includes the use of a light-weight trem unit with cast pot-metal saddles. -- both things that can hurt the guitars tone and its ability to hold tuning. Fender's Mexican-made guitars are often a step up and their parts often interchange with those on less expensive Asian-made instruments (such as Fender's own Squier line). This vintage type trem is a perfect example. It is a drop in for the inferior units on the less expensive Squiers and ups their game significantly. I installed on one a low end, but amazingly fine playing, Affinity model, and could not be more pleased. "Drop in" meant just that. Remove the strings, unscrew the old trem unit, screw in the new one. Yes, and do a full set-up for spring tension, saddle height and intonation. The Affinity has a shallower body than Fender and even other Squier models have. That means that the rear cover can not just be screwed back on as it will contact the trem's block and springs. Some owners just leave the cover off -- a common thing among pro players who sometimes need to make quick string replacements mid-set. Others find a way to deepen the cover to allow the trem to have unhindered movement. That is what I did -- using some adhesive backed plastic material meant for use on a bathtub surround (see attached pic). But either way that, and some upgraded Alnico 3 staggered pickups, turned a bargain-basement guitar in a first class player and looker. Highly recommended!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ No-brainer Upgrade for Squier Affinity Strat!
*by G***Y on September 14, 2018*

Not to sound cliche, but I hardly ever write reviews; this product worked so well that I am compelled to! I've recently expanded my guitar playing hobby (obsession) to modifying lower-end guitars. My Affinity Strat has been the victim of a number of upgrades to include pick guard, pickups, and the addition of a humbucker. The Tremolo block seemed like an obvious upgrade and I was pretty happy to find this genuine Fender part on Amazon. Many of the earlier reviews discussed using this part on a Squier with somewhat mixed results and I stared at this part in my browser for weeks before taking the plunge. I'm very happy that I did...first of all, it dropped right in with the screw holes matching up perfectly. Granted it is as thick as the Affinity body so it prevents the rear cover from going back on but I plan to remedy this with some plastic spacers. Amazingly, the saddles were nearly perfectly set-up out of the package and the intonation on this Affinity has never been better; no adjustment necessary! What really gets me though is the sound; the thicker and heavier block makes a huge difference in tone and gives a new voice to the guitar. For $27, this is a no-brainer; I'm going to order another one to upgrade my Squier CV50s Strat ( a guitar I never planned on modifying). The difference from stock is amazing in both looks and sound...just order one; you'll be glad you did!

## Frequently Bought Together

- Fender Vintage-Style Standard Series Stratocaster Tremolo Assemblies, Guitar Accessories, Chrome
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