Alnicov Un set di sistema a ponte tremolo singolo a sella piatta per mancini per parti di chitarra elettrica a 6 corde nere

Like others, I also received a left handed bridge, but a right handed tremelo arm. I thought I would cut my losses and buy a Fender left handed arm, only to discover that the threaded hole on the bridge is too big for the Fender arm. Ugh. So annoying.

I can completely confirm Shecks' review. I received the same left handed trem in August '24 but have only just got around to fitting it as it wasn't for my main guitar, but yes, mine has a right handed arm too so it's definitely not a one off mistake. I now have to either order a new arm or swap out the blocks and have a chrome arm on a black bridge as the thread sizes are different. not very good and although it was cheap it's very disappointing and a load of unnecessary hassle. I'm now expecting to find after a few months of use that the steel in the bridge has the same tensile strength as cheese.

While the tremolo bridge itself is reasonably good quality considering the low price the one I received included a tremolo arm for a right handed bridge.The tremolo arm will fit the bridge but is not suitable for use by a left handed player as the arm bends downward away from the strings when installed on a left handed bridge and therefore does not sit comfortably under the picking hand.I'd like to think that this was a one off packing error, however, looking at the product pictures I can see now that a right handed tremolo arm is shown. I assume that the manufacturer either is not aware that a left handed tremolo bridge requires a left handed tremolo arm or it was just cheaper to include a right handed arm.For reference I have included a photo of the bridge and the supplied tremolo arm along with a correct left handed tremolo arm (chrome) as included with a left handed Fender Stratocastor.