Have a nice and heavy sound, better than I thought, just making some holes, soldering and fret polish...
The trem system is ok. I’m happy so far. As time goes on, I’m sure it will wear out faster than higher end treks. I’ve installed several upgrades to different guitars. Floyds and kahlers. Thought I’d give this one a try. Mostly for the price. It was a clearance and I got it very cheap. Including the locking tuners. I went with the burnt chrome to match the design of this Washburn knock off from China. After some fret work and hardware replacement this guitar turned out really nice. I think I’ll give guy jet another try on future guitar upgrades.
I built a Jazzmaster and used into for the finish. Using Texas Tee with one light coat of brass used for gold tops giving a gold hue. So used a gold pickguard and was looking for knobs that would blend the two colors. Found those in the Brass knobs of black and gold. Also installed the Guyker JM002 tremolo, that is an awesome addition. Guyker is producting some great products. Added a few pics of the finished Jazzmaster. This one I am keeping.
I fitted these yesterday and so far they’re exceeding my expectations. They took a bit of fettling to get them into position on the pick guard but it is a custom cut guard so not the fault of the pickups. At first I was a little underwhelmed but once I found their sweet spot height-wise and dialed in the hex-poles they came alive. These pickups are surprisingly articulate and have great note separation. For the price paid these have well and truly exceeded my expectations and I will be purchasing further sets for future projects. Nice work Guyker, another win…👍
Llegaron las pastillas bien en cuanto a calidad, sin embargo faltó un cable de 3 pines para la conexión y las etiquetas que van debajo de las pastillas para identificar cuál va en el mástil y cuál va en el puente
Own 2023 Eastwood TB64 bass. Hated the stock tuners. Cheap and Chinese. Have use these clover style on other bass of mine and did the same with 'Grinch' (bass name because Grinch green). Worked out great. Easier to tune. Bright shiny new chrome ears for Grinch. Hold tuning great. Out back great look also.Can even lubricate them if necessary. This is my 5th set of theses. Four chrome and one set black. All upgrades to my Kustom basses. All work way better the expected with that great old time bass tuner look.
I purchased this for a baritone guitar that I’m building. It worked out just fine. The bridge that I got is not perfect for a baritone, but it would be great for a regular six string. The problem with the bridge is that the heavy strings don’t cross the saddles and sit as tight as they should. The nut seems to work just fine easy to install although the Alan key that came with it was a bit soft it stripped on one side already. It’s not really a problem because Alan keys are easy to find.
Fantastic looking ferrule block, perfect size to install with a standard 12mm rounder bit.
Two points of criticism:
- does not come with screws for some reason
- could be offered in chrome
I bought 2 sets, one in gold and the other in chrome. They were a perfect fit for my Epiphone Les Paul Prophecy (I have 4). I don't know if it's subjective, but now I hear richer harmonics when I play a chord (like the ones you get before forming a beatiful feedback). Installation was a breeze, the quality looks top. I'm gonna buy it again in black for my white LP, but I need another one in nickel for the olive one (c'mon Guyker, add that option!).
Black jackplate with 'Tree of Life' chromed overlay nicely compliments the
Strat hardware and is an easy swap out.
(Pardon the 'dust dots' in the close up).
Got it for my squire strat project, and i could not be happier. It would be advisable to drill new holes if you plan on using the brass claw like I did. Ended up pulling out of the old holes but there was plenty of room above the old ones so no big deal. But as far as the bridge itself, its sturdy, comfortable to play, and sets up the way it should. And for the price difference compared to a fender genuine bridge, I'll go with this one every time.
The Smoky Skullhead Knob looks nice on my Telecaster. I purchased one to try it out. Purchased another.
2nd one ive bought. Every thing fit perfect, high quality at a good price, would definitely buy agian. Thank you GUYKER
I still dont have my package, wich i paid on 16/06/2026...
Easy on easy string changes, easy mods to the guitar. This should be included on every LP.
Hey Guyker! We need a hardtailer made by you guys, plus a Floyd Rose-style tremolo bridge with a Drop D function to complete the entire setup!
Good idea but badly thought out. The piece of kit in the photo to zero the trem tuning won’t fit as well as the claw.. idiots
I cant give a higher review as the product its still with the last mile delivery due to damages in the package. Customer support its extremely slow and can't get a final resolution from them. The issue goes in circles and I'm sitting, awaiting for some sort of resolution for 9 days and counting
Damn shame that these are not brass saddles. I am disappointed and have give up my search for brass saddles. Thanks guyker. Lost me
It fits my China-made Epiphone Les Paul Custom P90 perfectly. Love it
The machine screws and threaded inserts are a real touch of class. I prefer these for bolt on neck construction and will certainly be getting more of these.
I have a S type kit guitar that had your typical two point term on it. It wasn’t very functional. I had to wedge the block just to keep it in tune. When I saw the SPH2 I immediately ordered it (With a new set of springs). I had it installed in less than one half of an hour. I am going to cut a slot in the plastic cover so I can access it. I was able to float the tree so that I can get a higher tension as well as a pretty good dive with it. The build quality is excellent. Eventually, all of my S trees will have the SPH2.
I bought a Rivolta Mondata that has a Jazzmaster style trem and bridge. The stock bridge didn’t tilt with the trem like the Fenders. With a 10" radius it was nice that the saddles were height adjustable. Being a Bigsby fan I always use roller bridges so this is just what I needed. The black and copper also looks pretty bad-ass too.
(the saddles DON'T rock from side to side... but then again... I'm a pro tech) I didn't even need loktite blue like most Jazzmaster bridges.
It did take a month to arrive.
Perfect. Top quality awsome price.
After years using the classic Hipshot Xtender on my basses, I gave a go to the Guyker Drop D tuner for a Spector NS Icon, and I can't say I'm disappointed! It's sturdy and works perfectly well, as intended. Installation can be a bit tricky if you have no experience with such gear, especially because of the lack of documentation or video on the website for this specific model. Let's see how it goes in the long run, but as far as I can tell, it's a solid A+ experience!
