Buwico® Guitar Double Locking Floyd Rose Tremolo System Electric Guitar Bridge with Locking Nut Silver

I've had a project guitar lying around for literally 10 years. It had a really soft metal floyd rose on it that was beyond knackered so I decided to buy one of these as a direct replacement.It's blocked off, so I can't speak for stability of trem abuse, but it functions absolutely fine for what I need. Its got a nice thick sustain block, no sharp edges and is super comfortable to rest your hand on.Only gripe is that the fine tuners are reaaaaaalllly stiff, but have started to ease up pretty rapidly.Also, subjective to how weak I am, the trem springs are the stiffest ones I've ever come across. They took a while to get on the claw.

It looks great value, but sent back for a refundAll the chrome is nice and shiny, and is usable as a Floyd rose copy. If do not plan to use the fine tuners.The metal used is very soft indeed as well an thread cutting not very clean. So makes hard to use fine tuners. With oil and some work you could free them up.But do not expect them to last the metal is to soft an not upto the job at hand.I gave 4stars due to what you get for the price an that you could swap the screws for better made.I paid a extra £5.38 getting the Musiclily Guitar Double Locking Tremolo Bridge for £23.38 maching is better an metal used is of a higher grade. And is well worth the little extra

Fairly decent quality, but at this price it's fantastic quality

If you have a broken Floyd rose and really need a cheap and cheeful replacement then go for it.If you have anything other than a budget guitar then look somewhere else.Issues I had:Trying to tighten the blocks to hold the strings is really difficult as the blocks jam in the slots continually.2 of my black tightening screws were bent on arrival.First time I used the trem it bent the collar that the trem arms screws into. Very soft metal, looks like aluminium, I could actually bend it with my fingers. Luckily I replaced if with the collar from my old trem.It doesnt return to tune when trying to get a floating trem. I suspect because the "knife edge" looks like it was chewed by a T-Rex. Didn't bother me too much as I have a trem blocker and only do downward bends. After filing the knife edge itworks OK for that.Didn't use the nut lock, claw or springs, but they looks.... OK.Just looking at it you can tell it's cheap, but then again a real Floyd Rose can be £400 or more.No idea how long the screw threads on everything will last, if I'm careful I suspect months rather than years, but for now it will do, and it looks OK.... From a distanceUpdate:The "fine tuning" screws always seemed really rough. It turns out the base of these screws that push against the string holding screws are really rough and I had to file them down to make them flat. After that they seemed much smoother.Just another example of cost cutting.

Parts were missing making the Floyd Rose unusable. Missing a string lock block and intonation lock screw

Was a little worried by the price but I needn’t of been. For the price the quality is great. Works perfectly, very happy

Excellent. Did the job, hlgoid quality and value for money.

Everything in this pack for the money is perfect. Not the quality of a floyed, but you shouldn't expect that for the price. Only problem is that the tremolo arm was missing out of the pack.