Is the PRS GENII bridge compatible with SE guitars?

[Snake1911]

The PRS store description says they're compatible, but is this only with the newer models made in China? Or with any PRS SE that has a tremolo?

product description:

Tremolo Bridge - Includes tremolo bridge, tremolo arm, and saddle adjustment tool. Mounting screws sold separately. Compatible with PRS Core instruments. Not a replacement for the current Gen III tremolo. Also fits CE, SE, and S2 models.

 

[sergiodeblanc]

Yeah you’re fine.

 

[Maertl513]

If you desire upbendings with your vibrato system, but you aren't willing to cut out wood, then the PRS vibrato systems aren't no option.
Then I recommend Vega-Trem bridges. PRS Artist Simon McBride installed one on his Single Cut.

 

[Rider1260]

If you want to upgrade your SE guitar check out Mann Made USA

MANNMADE GUITAR PARTS - JOHN MANN

 

[Snake1911]

If you want to upgrade your SE guitar check out Mann Made USA

MANNMADE GUITAR PARTS - JOHN MANN

Yes, I know the Maan Made and I know that it is the one that made the gen 1 of PRs and I heard that they are of the same quality as any Core, but I already bought the PRs

 

[Snake1911]

If you desire upbendings with your vibrato system, but you aren't willing to cut out wood, then the PRS vibrato systems aren't no option.
Then I recommend Vega-Trem bridges. PRS Artist Simon McBride installed one on his Single Cut.

I don't need more travel, I'm happy. I just wanted an improvement on the original bridge, and maybe the maan made one would have been better for me due to price issues.

 

[Maertl513]

Then go with the Mann-bridge!

 

[Snake1911]

Well, I've replaced the SE with the CORE, and I have a couple of questions.
First, is it normal for the Core to have a bit of space between the saddles? The SE seems tighter, and is it also normal for the high E string screw to be longer than the rest of the screws? How can I be sure it's a genuine PRS tremolo?