Fake bridge?
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BamaStrat
Strat-Talker
Looks like a Fender American Professional Strat Bridge Assembly to me.
Fenderbaum
Senior Stratmaster
They are not stainless but Nickel plated.
Looks real enough
Looks real enough
Fujigen Gakki
Strat-Talker
Looks like the plate is MIA and the saddles are MIM origins.
What makes you think that? It looks just like every American strat bridge offered for sale currently. Including the saddles. Did you look at a known American saddled bridge before posting this?
Because these look exactly the same. So how are you so sure they're MIM? I'm pretty certain those are the 0.050" saddle height screws, or whatever the imperial size is, which are only on American saddles.
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Known American saddle'd trem
Fender American Strat Tremolo CH New
Tremolo System For American Std. Series 2 Point mounting, With steel nuts, Including 2 screws for tremolo and inserts, tremolo claw and tremolo springs, allen key and tremolo arm with white cap
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Fujigen Gakki
Strat-Talker
Saddles in AM Std. are in block shape not vintage like those in MIM Standard.What makes you think that? It looks just like every American strat bridge offered for sale currently. Including the saddles. Did you look at a known American saddled bridge before posting this?
Because these look exactly the same. So how are you so sure they're MIM? I'm pretty certain those are the 0.050" saddle height screws, or whatever the imperial size is, which are only on American saddles.
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Known American saddle'd trem
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Fender American Strat Tremolo CH New
Tremolo System For American Std. Series 2 Point mounting, With steel nuts, Including 2 screws for tremolo and inserts, tremolo claw and tremolo springs, allen key and tremolo arm with white capwww.thomannmusic.com
Around 2007-2008 the American Standard switched to bent steel saddles. I agree with @Wound_Up on this one. ***Edited.
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