Jiayouy6 Pcs Guitar Roller Saddle Bridge with Wrench for Fender Strat Tele Electric Guitar - Sliver

big difference in sound and tuning

The roller saddle works as they should. The springs that came with these, however, are too small in diameter and fall in to the screw hole. If the saddle is far forward, like the ones for the thinner strings, the spring doesn't push the saddle forward because half of it would be stuck in the screw hole. The saddles that need to be move closer to the back edge of the bridge, like the ones for the lower strings, the springs gets stuck in the threading, making it very difficult to turn the screw to intonate the saddle.

The included screws are a tiny bit too wide, and WAY too long. I used the stock squier saddle ones instead. They went in smooth and were the correct length..,.,Also two of the grub screws were stripped, I had to use a tapered bit to get them to move. After those mods I was able to get them to work on an affinity bridge. Hope this helps someone out!

Upgraded my Giannini GTL-250 "tele" with these saddles and I'm very pleased with the results. these enabled splendid ability to set low action and entonation. (virtually impossible with the old saddle). Improved sound remarkably. Now I use this for my open-g guitar.

I’m building a Strat kit, replaced the stock saddles with these roller saddles. Still waiting on the pickguard, so I haven’t strung it up yet, but the height was easy to adjust, should make intonation easy.

Good build quality, and easy installation. Serves it's purpose, as intended.

Fit and work great on my Telecaster

There not to bad although I did have to use the old adjustment screws for the intonation and had to also transfer the hex screws for the height adjustment , the ones that came with were not all the same size ,as you can see the hex screws are quite a bit different in size, the smaller one is what came with the saddles