Babicz FCH Strat Tremolo Narrow (6 screw) in Gold

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Description

The “Full Contact Hardware” direct coupling system for “Stratocaster” style tremolo bridges directly replaces the entire existing bridge. The eCAM saddle design means unwanted spaces between the bottom of the saddle and the top of the tremolo unit are eliminated. The Babicz “Full Contact Hardware” replacement tremolo system for “Stratocaster” style guitars offers unmatched stability, increased sustain, dramatically improved fullness and tone along with complete adjustability. Available in Chrome, Black Nickel, and Gold finishes. Includes instructions, complete FCH6 Strat Tremolo assembly and components, Tremolo Arm and action adjustment hex wrench. Weight: 9.8 oz.

Key Features

  • Double locking Original Series design
  • Drop-in fit for most narrow-spaced Fender Strats
  • Patented eCAM saddle technology
  • Side Saddle lock feature
  • 2-1/16″ string spacing
  • Weight: 9.8 oz.

Full Contact Hardware – Babicz Guitars

Founded in 2003 by guitar industry veterans Jeff Babicz and Jeff Carano, the executive management team behind the leading headless guitar brands of the 1980s! Full Contact Hardware (FCH) Babicz has grown from strength to strength with their revolutionary bridges, being often featured on some of the most premium guitars and basses made by many of the leading guitar manufacturers around the world, including Fender and Gibson.

Often found as an aftermarket upgrade on many pros’ most prized instruments, Babicz’s innovative hardware ensures full contact between the saddle and bridge, right through to the body of the instrument, thus creating maximum potential for tonal transfer and sustain.

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