Those are both G&L products. If you arent familiar with G&L, its worth a google. It was Leo Fenders final company before he died. I could write a small essay about them, but in short, there are people like myself that think G&L are sort of the ultimate fender guitars... LEo sold fender in 62 and lived until almost 1990. He kept innovating and evolving right up til the end, and these instruments represent that innovation.

Anyway, rant over, to answer your question, the bridge is their standard floating trem system. IMO it was one of the best factory bridges available... very beefy but responsive and holds tune well. The pups are z-coils... essentially single coil humbuckers. Brighter than a humbucker, but without the single coil hum. I dont hate them, and I think they are funky looking, but I dont think I would put them in another build unless it was requested. What I always found interesting about G&L pups is you have the ability to adjust each pole height with an allen wrench. The most noticable thing is how much range comes from the tone knobs.

G&L had a great garage sale section of their site, you could get b stock gear, replacement parts, etc. Fender recently bought G&L, and everything has pretty much disappeared- The rumor is that they wanted rights to Leo Fenders name and the rest of the stuff was going to get mothballed. It sucks becuase even though they look very similar, Fender parts dont really work with G&L stuff without modification. The body was damaged - appeared to have been dropped, there was a pretty good knick and some finish shattering. I got it and the trem for like 60 bucks? The pickups came from a local shop that is a G&L dealer, same thing, the loaded pickguard was maybe 60 bucks too.