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A 2mm baseplate can be fitted to the four studs common to tune-o-matic type configurations
A second trem plate is pinion mounted forward, springs are attached forward and below, reaching rearward to a spring bracket suspended by two screws attached to the rear of the floating trem plate.
The design uses a narrower string width than typical fulcrum bridges.
The saddles are also slightly narrower and are height-adjustable.
The springs are standard and adjustable from the rear.
The trem bar is standard and has the same action as other fulcrum trems.
The design makes use of rolled steel plates that are drilled, stamped, and press-broken, which makes this design easier and faster to manufacture than other designs that make use of castings.
A second trem plate is pinion mounted forward, springs are attached forward and below, reaching rearward to a spring bracket suspended by two screws attached to the rear of the floating trem plate.
The design uses a narrower string width than typical fulcrum bridges.
The saddles are also slightly narrower and are height-adjustable.
The springs are standard and adjustable from the rear.
The trem bar is standard and has the same action as other fulcrum trems.
The design makes use of rolled steel plates that are drilled, stamped, and press-broken, which makes this design easier and faster to manufacture than other designs that make use of castings.