Gotoh 510T-SF2 Tremolo

    Bridge
    Gotoh 510T-SF2 Tremolo

    Price

    £119.95

    Specifications

    DifficultyModerate

    Where to Buy

    Description

    TThe Gotoh 510T-SF2 is a modern, non-locking 6-screw tremolo system designed for Strat-style guitars using 10.8 mm string spacing and modern 2-1/16" mounting screw layout. It offers a refined feel and excellent tuning stability thanks to Gotoh’s FST (Fulcrum Stabilizing Technology) and precision-machined steel saddles.

    Unlike vintage-spec bridges, the SF2 is tailored for guitars with modern spacing and delivers smooth operation with a minimalist look. It’s a high-quality upgrade for players wanting improved performance without moving to a 2-point or locking tremolo design.


    Fitment Summary

    • Mounting style: 6-screw vintage-style

    • Mounting screw spacing: 2-1/16" (52.5 mm – modern spec)

    • String spacing: 10.8 mm

    • Saddles: Solid steel

    • Block: Steel (36 mm or 42 mm)

    • Trem arm: Push-in

    • FST: Yes – enhances return-to-pitch stability


    Installation Notes

    The 510T-SF2 is a direct fit for guitars with modern 6-screw trem spacing (e.g. some American Standards, many MIJ Strats, and boutique builds with 2-1/16" spacing).
    It’s not compatible with:

    • Vintage-spec Strats (2-7/32" mounting screw and string spacing) without plugging and redrilling

    • 2-post tremolo systems – this is not a 2-point bridge

    • Narrow-spacing imports (10.5 mm)

    Includes trem arm, springs, claw, and mounting screws. Works best when paired with quality tuners and a well-cut nut.

    Benefits

    • Smooth tremolo action
    • Stable tuning performance
    • Modern 2-post fit
    • Premium steel saddles

    Compatible Guitars

    No guitars are confirmed compatible with this modification yet. This means we haven't checked these pairings — not that no guitar fits.

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