Wilkinson WTB Brass Compensated 3-Saddle Guitar Telecaster Bridge Assembly for Fender Tele Style Electric Guitar Replacement Parts, Chrome

Works well.Took a little longer to get dialed in on the intonation & string height than my other compensated 3 saddle bridge from another manufacturer, but the price was twice that of the Wilkinson. The saddles are a bit different than the F-brand brass or steel saddles.I'm thinking maybe they could be swapped out.Not a big deal as intonation is now good as well as action being really comfortable.Tone is great. I've had other generic/aftermarket bridges that just sounded sorta flat or lifeless.The Wilkinson has a nice ring to it.Clear & "sustainy". If I do another build, I woulduse Wilkinson again.Overall, no complaints, just a happy Tele player.

Woww, what a great bridge, perfect fit for my project, very well built and sturdy!

Swapped out the original equipment for this one to get the period correct brass saddles. Quick, easy installation. Works as advertised, no complaints.

Built my first T-Shaped guitar and used this bridge. Works great, no complaints. Was able to dial-in the intonation without too much fuss. Recommended!

I got this bridge after already purchasing a nice Gotoh bridge for a Player Series Tele mod i was working on (the In-Tune model) because it matched the aesthetics i was going for. Before installing i really wasnt sure what bridge i wanted to use since the Wilkinson matched perfectly visually, but the Gotoh was much higher quality. I ended up going with the Wilkinson due to how it completely covered up the pickup route underneath unlike the Gotoh one. Im happy with my choice. It works well, feels good, and matches the rest of my hardware. The compensated saddles work well too. No intonation issues at all. I also like how it can be strung either string through or top loaded as well. I do think its funny that an 80 dollar bridge doesnt cover the pickup route completely when a 30 dollar one does. Sometimes the expensive things arent that worth it. I would recommend the Wilkinson bridge for anyone wanting to change their Player Series Tele's 6 saddle bridge to a traditional one. It's cheap and it works just fine, and it sings much better than the stock bridge. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 only because of how the construction material feels in comparison to the Gotoh. The Gotoh has some heft to it, and simply feels high quality in comparison, but like i said the Wilkinson is still a great bridge for a great price, functions like it should, and looks good.

I had made a couple of Alder "Vintage type" Telecaster bodies that I hadn't made a guitar with yet. Since the bodies were routed and cut for a vintage type bridge (strings through the back of the body) and I was going with gold hardware, this looked like a good option. The bridge is made very well and aligned perfectly with the string holes and pickup rout in the body. Once I got the guitar built it was easy to set the string height and set the intonation. In short, if you need a "Vintage Tele" bridge this should work quite well for you.

Looks great, solid, and fits perfectly

Wilkinson parts are really superb quality and phenomenal bang for the buck these bridges are excellent. So are the pickups he designs. Always exceptional quality, never a bad part, and that speaks volumes of the care and precision that goes into the manufacturing of these great parts.