When a vintage guitar has been in production for several decades, wear and tear on parts and other components can cause problems with functionality. When it becomes necessary to replace parts, the fear of many vintage users is that the tone will be completely changed because of the new parts.

We believe that the tremolo spring plays an important role in the thick and firm sound of 50's and 60's vintage guitars, as well as the saddle. The current springs are made with hard and strong tension, which is different from the vintage ones. The first thing you will notice is the difference in outer diameter. Vintage springs are 0.8mm thicker than current ones. We measured the tension of the springs from several manufacturers, both vintage and current, and came up with a value close to that of the vintage springs, which is assumed to be used with 5 or 4 springs. The increased weight also produces a thicker, firmer sound and better reverb. We analyzed and researched the actual vintage springs together with the spring manufacturer to achieve that warm and fat tone. Of course, it can be used as a replacement part for current reissue guitars, etc. Even if you do not own a vintage guitar, you will be able to enjoy its performance that is closer to the real thing.

Wire Diameter: 1.3mm

Overall Diameter: 8.86mm

Nickel Plated