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Vega-Trem VT1 Ultra-Trem 2-Points Black

$314

Product Type: Tremolo bridges (Strat)
SKU: WHOLE-AMT-010
Vendor: Vega-Trem

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Description

The Vega-Trem VT1 Ultra Trem 2-Point is a premium replacement tremolo bridge designed for electric guitars equipped with a two-point vibrato system. Constructed from high-quality stainless steel, it offers a combination of durability, smooth tremolo response, and precise control for expressive guitar playing.

Designed to fit a variety of two-point vibrato configurations, the VT1 Ultra Trem 2-Point includes interchangeable fulcrum adapters for American 1/4"-28, Asian M6, and M7 x 0.75 thread specifications. This versatile mounting system makes it suitable for upgrading a wide range of compatible electric guitars.

The package includes the necessary hardware for installation and adjustment, including tremolo springs, screws, fulcrum adapters, and two Allen keys.

Key Features:

  • Designed for two-point vibrato systems
  • High-quality stainless steel construction
  • Smooth and responsive tremolo operation
  • Compatible with multiple mounting thread standards
  • Includes American 1/4"-28 fulcrum adapters
  • Includes Asian M6 fulcrum adapters
  • Includes M7 x 0.75 fulcrum adapters
  • Includes tremolo springs and screws
  • Includes 1.5 mm (1/16") and 2.5 mm (3/32") Allen keys
  • 2-year warranty
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Must-Have Upgrade for Strat Trem Users

Absolutely a must upgrade for anyone who actually uses their trem on a Strat. I put this on my new 2025 Player II Mod and it is easily one of the smoothest, most stable trems I've ever played. For context, I have some hot rod guitars with Floyds and this is easily as smooth and dynamic. I have a 1990 Strat plus that I installed a Wilkinson on, which I thought was great until I tried the Vega-Trem. It is worlds better in my opinion and orders of magnitude easier to install (I actually had to hire a luthier to install the Wilkinson since it couldn't use the stock term post anchors).

The only down side is if you like a specific stop on the pull up, like the way Landau sets his up to go exactly a minor third up. This is how I set up my Wilkinson and there is a reason for it, but to be honest it isn't a huge deal for me.