Detail 01
Pin type version
Engages the tremolo block through pins rather than side pressure. Needs a block drilled or sized to accept them.

Independent shopping perspective
The pin-type Tremol-No, for tremolo blocks that accept the pins. Locks a floating bridge fully or to dive-only, adjustable from the rear cavity.

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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
Engages the tremolo block through pins rather than side pressure. Needs a block drilled or sized to accept them.
Detail 02
No visible change to the guitar. All hardware sits behind the back cover with the springs.
Detail 03
Three settings from one device. Dive-only keeps down bends and stops the bridge pulling sharp on bends.
Detail 04
No batteries, no wiring. Reliability comes down to correct installation and block fit.
Detail 05
Comes back out without altering the guitar, assuming your block already accepts the pins.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
How it grips the tremolo block. Pin type uses pins into the block; the clamp squeezes it from the sides. Block dimensions decide which one fits.
It's designed for floating tremolo systems. Whether the pin version specifically fits depends on your block, so measure before ordering.
No. It holds the bridge where you set it. Set the guitar up first, then lock at that position.
Not really. You need to open the rear cover, so set it before the show rather than between songs.
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