Fender Vintage-Style Standard Series Stratocaster Tremolo Assembly ('06-Present) - Chrome
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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. Does not include mounting hardware, tremolo claw, tremolo springs or tremolo arm
- Assembly features 2-1/16" bridge mounting spacing. As a result, bridge mounting screws will not directly fit onto a vintage or vintage reissue instrument and modification will be required
- Used on most Standard Series, Deluxe Roadhouse/Lonestar, and Blacktop Series Stratocaster models (Mexico) manufactured '06-Present
Description
Made for Fender instruments in a variety of vintage-style and contemporary models.
Brand: Fender
Color: Chrome
Top Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Body Material: Mahogany
Back Material Type: Mahogany
Neck Material Type: Maple
Fretboard Material Type: Maple Wood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: S-S-H
String Material Type: Nickel Steel
Hand Orientation: Right
Brand Name: Fender
Hand Orientation: Right
UPC: 717669539375
Manufacturer: Fender Musical Instruments Corp.
Unit Count: 1 Count
Set Name: Fender Standard Series Stratocaster (Part)
Model Series: Standard Series
Global Trade Identification Number: 75
Number of Items: 1
Included Components: Saddles, intonation screws/springs, saddle height adjustment screws
Instrument: Guitar
Item Weight: 22.68 g
Model Name: Standard Series Stratocaster
Model Number: 0071014000
Manufacturer Part Number: 0071014000
Warranty Description: 1 year limited.
Top Material Type: Mahogany Wood
Body Material Type: Mahogany
Back Material Type: Mahogany
Neck Material Type: Maple
Fretboard Material Type: Maple Wood
String Material Type: Nickel Steel
Guitar Pickup Configuration: S-S-H
Guitar Bridge System: Tremolo
Number of Strings: 6
Scale Length: 25.5 inches
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 7"L x 3.75"W x 2.5"H
String Nut Width: 1.65 inches
Item Dimensions: 7 x 3.75 x 2.5 inches
Instrument Size: 7 inches x 3.75 inches x 2.5 inches
Color: Chrome
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After reading the thorough previous review I got this for a very nice Squier I recently bought. This Squier is much nicer than most--solid instead of plywood body, quality sealed tuners (not those generic diamond-back-covered cheap tuners you see on most imports), full-thickness body, (not the thinner ones where the tremolo block could stick out), beautiful sunburst, nice big neck and most of all--superb feel and playability. I wanted to see if the sound and feel would improve by replacing the cheap, thin tremolo block with a full-size one. But after finding this item at this price, I decided to buy the entire bridge assembly. The assembly dropped right in and fit PERFECTLY. (make sure you have a guitar with the narrower bridge spacing, not the wider spacing found on American-made Fenders and other guitars.) In fact, the action and intonation were already somewhat roughed in and it took me about 15 minutes to install the new bridge assembly and restring the guitar. (I used the existing bridge mounting screws and tremolo springs...no need to buy those twice when you already have them.) It made a nice improvement. Not an astounding night-and-day improvement--the guitar was perfectly playable before--but there's definitely more sustain, the tone is a little richer and fuller and the guitar feels a little more responsive. Also, I like the look and the "springier" sound of the traditional bent metal saddles as opposed to the stock cast-metal saddles and as the previous reviewer noted, the bridge plate is thicker and of better quality than the stock unit. I would gig with this Squier all day long now and in fact I intend to. At roughly $20 for everything you get and considering it's a genuine Fender part, this item is a steal.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2013 by Frank D.
Impressive! It works and fits perfectly on my '96 Squier, enhancing the harmonics in a natural and crystalline way. If it works well on a Squier, I can assume it will perform much better on an original Fender guitar. Very satisfied with the purchase and I recommend it 100%.
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2025 by Oscar P.
I stumbled across this as I was searching for a replacement block. Hell, this is pretty inexpensive for a complete trem bridge. When I received it I did a side by side with a Indonesia (IC) Squire Strat bridge and this is what I found: 1) The bridge plate is thicker - IC .097 This - .110 Thicker means more mass to transfer vibrations. 2) The bevel for the hinge area is larger. The IC bridge is beveled to the halfway point of the screw holes. This bridge has the bevel extending well past the screw holes, in fact past the countersink cuts which brings me to 3) The countersinks are larger diameter than the IC's countersinks. That means the bridge is capable of more movement with less restriction, resulting in better tuning and easier return to set after divebombing. 4) Total weight of the bridge is 339 grams. The IC bridge tips the scale at 229 grams. 5) The IC bridge is equipped with the Squire block saddles and the replacement has stamped vintage Fender saddles. The upgrade is very cost effective and to my ears tonally effective. The acoustic (unplugged) sound of the guitar is louder and more sustained. The unplugged sound, I have found, has a significant effect on amplified sound, although some would assert that pickups only capture electromagnetic variations. In conclusion, I am happy with the price and quality. The vendor had it at my door in 4 days. Joyfully I bought another for my 'Crafted in China' Squier Strat. Definitely not a "Sucker" on this purchase. I would like to point out that this bridge is designed for the thicker bodies of the North American guitars. If it is installed in the thinner Asian bodies, you will not be able to use the back cover due to the length of the "big block". That is a little thing compared to the difference in sound. I can live with no cover and naked springs.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2013 by Ronald J. Melanz
I have a cheap Fender Starcaster w/ a Squier Stratocaster neck fitted to it, for years it's been an okay guitar, but nothing special. Within the last couple months I decided that I wanted to make it more than playable, I wanted to try to make it the best cheap guitar I could. So far without touching electronics I've changed, the tuning machines, the string trees with roller trees, and the trem block/bridge with this product. By far this has been the most improvement made to my Franken-Strat with a single purchase. The tremolo block was a bit larger than the original, about a quarter of an inch longer and thicker, but fit in my Starcaster no problem, I was even able to put the backplate back on. I know some Squier body's are thinner than MIM, MIC, MIJ, MIA, etc.. Strats. But the Starcaster I have must be about the same size. If you're thinking about purchasing this I'd say do your research first to make sure it fits and go for it! Worst comes to worst you might have to ditch your back plate. This assembly was cheaper than most saddle sets I've seen on Amazon, the tonal and volume difference it made are amazing too. Overall GREAT product.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2017 by J Becker
This plopped right into the squier SE I was upgrading for a friend. The saddles are a definite upgrade, grub screws move freely without a ton of play in them, same for the intonation screws since the stock screws were actually bent, making the saddles sit cockeyed. I'm not going to say that I can hear any extra sustain with the bigger trem block. I totally think I do, and just like everyone else, I'll argue til the death that I can hear a difference, lol... but honestly I know that I would not be able to hear any extra sustain in a blind test. Pretty much the same as half the mods and supposed upgrades these days. When I hear things like .110 more mass for transference and other similar statements, I just have to laugh (like anyone that worked on guitars before the internet does). The amount of $ these parts companies are making because of this type of talk is truly amazing. I feel bad for the people that believe they can hear a difference in something like that, it must be expensive to think your hearing is that good. But I digress, back on track, as most ppl know these do not fit well in the Affinity series squiers. The body is thinner and the trem block will stick out the back and prohibit the cover from going back on. If you don't care about trem covers or the block hanging out the back by a 1/4" or so, rock on with this, I like your style already. And the title of the this amazon page might confuse someone by saying "Vintage-Style", so please know that this does not fit vintage/reissue strat string spacing. I believe what they mean is that it has the six mounting screws instead of the two-point mounting like on american standards, a few squier models, etc. Just make sure you have the more common 2 1/16" string spacing before you order (i think they even updated the description to show this, but there it is just in case). So in closing, the saddles are a noticable functional upgrade from the stock squier ones, and I'm sure my friend will totally hear the gobs of extra sustain ;)
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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2016 by amalux
I’m rebuilding an “old” (2021) Mexican Fender I got a while back and needed a new bridge. Instead of putting an original 2 point tremolo back in it, I plugged and redrilled the holes for this one. I set most of my strats up with floating bridges, and it holds tune as well as my factory six point tremolo guitars. It’s relatively inexpensive and feels just as smooth as my other guitars. Installing is as straightforward as putting a tremolo on could be, just make sure you have a six point bridge, unless you want to plug and redrill like I did.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2025 by Austin
This works on my Squier strat but as another reviewer mentioned, the bridge is in fact slightly thicker than what many Squier guitars come with, including mine. The back cover part of the guitar now sticks out a bit but I haven’t noticed it when playing. The price (I purchased for $30 on Amazon) is a much better deal than my local Guitar Center which had these for around $45.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2024 by EJ
Fit my strat perfect
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