Detail 01
Large Clamp version
Sized for the wider spring block found on many Floyd Rose and licensed trems. Measure your block before ordering.

Independent shopping perspective
A clamp-in device that lets you lock a floating tremolo bridge in place or convert it to dive-only, without permanent modification.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Sized for the wider spring block found on many Floyd Rose and licensed trems. Measure your block before ordering.
Detail 02
It mounts in the spring cavity behind the bridge. The original trem stays on the guitar.
Detail 03
Full lock makes the guitar behave like a hardtail. Partial lock allows downward pitch drops only.
Detail 04
Installs and removes with the existing springs and claw, so the guitar keeps its resale value.
Detail 05
You work through the back spring cover, which means restringing and adjustment happen with the cover off.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
In full lock mode, yes. The bridge is held rigid, so a broken string does not let the remaining strings pull it out of position.
No. It installs in the existing spring cavity using the springs and claw already there, and comes back out without leaving marks.
Yes, if you set it to dive-only mode. In full lock mode the bar does nothing and the guitar behaves like a hardtail.
Measure your tremolo block. The large clamp is for wider, thicker blocks; narrower vintage-style blocks need the standard size.
Reference
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