Mission " to delight customers one after another" accomplished.

andypwudtone

"Bridge and block fitted perfectly, wow wow wow, what a difference, this bridge feels incredible, very sensitive, absolutely lovely! Guitar has definitely more clean sustain.... You'll notice I'm happy! You bet I am. Best upgrade I have ever done to any guitar and I have done a few!!" Thank you, Don Cowie for your choosing the Wudtone CP VT Trem http://www.wudtone.com/shop/?wpsc-product=wudtone-cp-vintage-tremolo-bridge-plate . Are you ready to upgrade your Trem? More reviews at   http://www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/12504/wudtone-tremolo-fitted-and-reviewed   now from as little as £29.99

axisus

Looks very well made indeed - although I'm one of those people who personally prefers bent steel saddles for look. Just my preference, I'm certainly not claiming them to be any better!

Unusual height adjustment for the saddles? I usually follow the radius of the fretboard roughly, also accommodating for differences in string thickness. I'd have them all parallel to the body as well rather than sloped. Still, whatever works for each of us!

noisepolluter

The BBC would like to point out that other bridges are available.

ElectroDan

Quick question for you Andy:

I read the info on your site about your trem range and they certainly look the business. I can see you use a nylon bush to eliminate the clanking, but are they all screw in, or do you offer grub screw tensionable arms?

TTony

Moved to a more appropriate section.

andypwudtone

axisus said:

Looks very well made indeed - although I'm one of those people who personally prefers bent steel saddles for look. Just my preference, I'm certainly not claiming them to be any better!

Unusual height adjustment for the saddles? I usually follow the radius of the fretboard roughly, also accommodating for differences in string thickness. I'd have them all parallel to the body as well rather than sloped. Still, whatever works for each of us!

hi there, you can use any saddles you wish, wide or narrow spacing, Wudtone currently offers Callaham steel nickel options. What you see are the customers pics, having re used existing saddles ( and their quick set up) .  kind regards 

andypwudtone

ElectroDan said:

Quick question for you Andy:

I read the info on your site about your trem range and they certainly look the business. I can see you use a nylon bush to eliminate the clanking, but are they all screw in, or do you offer grub screw tensionable arms?

Hi there, you got it deep m5 thread screw in, nylon bush above, no slack.   

OilCityPickups

I think I'm going to see you for the Oil City 70s style Strat pickup demonstrator. It has a 'pressed cheese' block that is not complimenting the Triple Blues pickups. And of course we have to keep it British!

andypwudtone

TheGuitarWeasel said:

I think I'm going to see you for the Oil City 70s style Strat pickup demonstrator. It has a 'pressed cheese' block that is not complimenting the Triple Blues pickups. And of course we have to keep it British!

OK, but only if you want least reduction, the most natural guitar voice for your splendid pickups to pickup. We do that.

andypwudtone

mission accomplished again . This time with the latest vintage correct looking CPVT version

http://www.strat-talk.com/forum/stratocaster-discussion-forum/298337-improving-vibrato-action.html#post1680969

thank you for sharing your experience , really means a lot. 

kind regards

Lixarto

TTony said:

Moved to a more appropriate section.

The mind boggles.