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Vegatrem VT1 Special standard Black
Vegatrem VT1 Special standard Black
4.75 / 5.0
(4) 4 total reviews
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Vibrato System for S-Style Guitars
- Suitable for guitars with the traditional six-screw vibrato system
- Simple, precise and tuning-stable vibrato system
- No new holes/milling required for mounting
- Saddle height and intonation adjustable
- String spacing: 10.7 mm (53.5 mm from E to E)
- Dimensions: (L x W x H) 76 x 34 x 17 mm (without whammy bar)
- Made of stainless steel
- Brass sustain block
- Finish: Black
- Includes springs, screws, and 1.5 mm and 2 mm Allen key
Kairon is the Official distributor of VEGATREM for the US.
All items have One Year Limited Factory Warranty
Items must be returned in original, as-shipped condition with all original packaging and no signs of use or a 15%-25% restocking fee will be held. Buyer assumes responsibility for all return shipping costs unless the item was not received as described. Any and all inquiries of receiving an item "in a different condition than described" needs to be addressed immediately upon receival of item in question.
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The order was promptly entered, packaged and shipped. The trem arrived in perfect condition as it was expertly packed. In these days, customer service us a great selling point. You have more than earned my repeat business!! The trem kicks ass, I am 100% satisified.
Only been about a week but I really am loving this bridge. Was very easy to swap out, it feels very much like a music man tremolo in my opinion. I may swap out the modern trem on my Kotzen Strat also.
I’ve been looking for the Vega Trem VT1 and shopping around for the best price. I found it and jumped on it right away. I received the Trem very quickly. It was packaged well. All parts were accounted for. No chips or damage to anything. BTW. If you are looking for a great upgrade Tremolo for a Strat. The VT1 is it!!!
Mechanically speaking the tremolo showed up in flawless condition. However there was some very minor chipping in the black finish on the tremolo arm. Not really a problem but for almost $300 id prefer that not to be the case.
