Yibuy 224 x 98mm Zinc Alloy Silver Electric Guitar Tremolo Unit Vibrato Bridge

For £20 you really can't complain. It's sturdy, feels well made and looks great. I just wanted to jazz up a cheap guitar so it's purely decorative to me but it does work very well and I've had no tuning problems at all. My only complain is the size of the spring. It's far too big so I'll be replacing that but the correct spring is about £15 so maybe factor that in and make sure the arm is tight before you string it up because mine is loose but it's almost impossible to do anything with it while it's strung up because the spring is in the way but I know to do it next time I restring it and I'll swap the spring or maybe clamp it for a while to soften it but I would definatly recommend.

Bottom line is, its a bigsby for £20!Is it perfect? No. In all honesty though considering genuine bigsbys are well over £100,some £200,this is a seriously awesome piece of equipment for this price.There's a bit play here and there and could benefit from maybe one or two hack jobs to get it to play even better,but to be honest for what it is it actually performs decent out the box. The problems it has probably exist with higher priced versions too. Things like the bar not quite returning to position on its own,but I don't know if that's an error I've made myself in installing it and it's something you subconsciously aware of when you play. Its easy to get around and probably easy to fix too.Don't be afraid to go for this if you don't feeling like paying big money :-)

Works but Very thin chrome or just paint.. Paint is sizzling/bubbling and looks terrible. Extremely heavy also. Spend a little more and get something half decent

The best advice is to remove the 4 nylon bushings and wrap some PTFE tape around them. This manages the play in The front bar that holds the string tension over the saddles. I also applied PTFE tape to the inner shaft that runs in the bushings. I all it improves the action.I also fitted an extra shim to both the tension and whammy bars on the ends facing down.Running some 1000 grit around the edges of the inner foot plate finishes it off nicely and these hacks make the purchase worthwhile. A Dremel to remove small pieces of swarf on 2 screw holes.The chrome finish is good.it works really well17/04/20. Replaced all nylon bushings with oilite bearings and transformed the pitch stability and finish. Good as my Bigsby. Not as well finished but considering the price difference what can you expect. It works just as well with a reverend spring I had spare.

Nicely packaged. Came within a decent amount of time. The screws were a bit small but I just used the ones from my old bridge when I took it off. Works ok. Does have a tendency to lose tune if you're too rough with it but that's probably more my fault at this point.Really impressed. If I were installing on a gretsch or gibson, I'd go for a proper bigsby, but on a rougher/cheaper guitar like mine, this does the trick.

We all know bigsby tremolo arm are “chunky” but this monstrosity is beyond chunky it’s hideous....if it wasn’t so much agro I would of returned it, but instead I’ll think of a use for it elsewhere but certainly not on a guitar, it weighs a ton hideous chrome and a spring you could use as a front suspension spring on your car.

Really impressed at the quality of this tremolo, good quality metal and really smooth action. No complaints what so ever, and the price is good. In my opinion you must be careful of these Chinese copy's as the quality can vary from very good to you might as well throw in it straight in the bin good! This is one of the better ones and will almost certainly buy another.

As the owner of another guitar with a branded bigsby attached I can definitely say that there is only very minimal difference in action, and that for the price difference this is an absolute steal. A branded bigsby would be an upgrade but I don't think I'll ever bother considering how miniscule it would be. Easy installation, great sound. Very pleased.