So, you have seen a tremolo close up before right? And you know what to look for? Well, here is a tremolo for a Fender Stratocaster that you just might not have seen before - and its different! I know, they're all the same right? Not any more.
One company, Halon guitar parts ( [ Ссылка ] ) has been working on new ideas with new metals for some years; and they found that with very careful selection of the right materials, and some other enhancements of the design, that they hit on something that changes things for the better... in a big way.
Using a multitude of different metals, and honing them in to the 'perfect' strat bridge has created what some might call the ultimate in the search for the perfect strat tone. In this review I take a very close look at their Stratocaster bridge under the microscope, and I'll be comparing different saddles in an up coming video where this bridge is fitted to a guitar I'm building. Check the results in that video, but here we look at the mechanics and logic of making one of the worlds best bridges out of unique combinations of materials.
And by the way, they also make parts for telecasters and Les Paul style guitars just in case you decide you're going to fit Halon products to all your guitars!
This is a completely unpaid review and the findings & conclusions I made are all my own. The bridge was bought from Halon guitar parts for this review and fitting to my own guitar.
Visit their website to check this bridge out and the options available (there are many) and check my website out [ Ссылка ] for other reviews of mine. My channel also has over 300 reviews of one kind or another.
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