Babicz FCH ST 2-Point Tremolo C

This is the second Babicz bridge I bought, and I am very satisfied with the resullts.
PROS:
The full-contact concept does work as promised, I feel more of the strings vibrations going into the guitar body (for instance, after replacing the bridge, the guitar sounds louder, brighter - unamplified). The difference is notable also when amplified
The trem is very stable for a non-locking system and stays in tune very well (please note I also changed the machine heads- went for Schaller locking machine heads).
Properly installed by a good luthier, it exponentially increased the sonic qualities of my guitar. From trills, small dives to deeper vibrato - it is an excellent choice for ST type guitars.
Very well built, strong and good quality materials

CONS:
More expensive than other tremolos, even though it is worth the effort
The brand BABICZ is written with HUGE letters and is VERY visible from all positions. Good for the manufacturer, I'd prefere it a bit more discrete
Not actually a con, more of a warning: see some tutorials before trying to set up action and intonation, it's a bit different from what you are used to

CONCLUSION:
I strongly recommend it to people looking for serious hardware on their guitar

I didn't believe the whole Full Contact Hardware marketing at first, but I took a chance on this bridge and my word.... I am floored. The added sustain is almost beyond belief. The quality is what you would expect at this price-point, robust and polished, and in my opinion this trem is quite elegant if you don't mind the giant Babicz logo that is vulgarly slapped across the top. The tremolo arm is a little longer than the standard Strat arm for added leverage and the blimp-like tip fits super comfortably into my palm. I will be putting this on my other Strats as well.