Detail 01
Bolts to the low-E saddle
Replaces the fine tuner area on that one saddle, so only the sixth string is affected.

Independent shopping perspective
Drop-D lever that mounts to a Floyd Rose locking tremolo. For players who need instant D-to-E switching mid-song without retuning a floating bridge.

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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
Replaces the fine tuner area on that one saddle, so only the sixth string is affected.
Detail 02
Pull to drop to D, push to return to E. The stop is mechanical, so pitch repeats every time.
Detail 03
Designed around the locking tremolo saddle block. It will not mount to a standard fixed or vintage bridge.
Detail 04
Matches black hardware; on chrome or gold bridges it reads as a deliberate contrast, not a match.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It is built for Floyd Rose–style locking tremolo saddles. Check your bridge model against the mounting point before buying — non-locking and vintage bridges will not accept it.
Yes, that is the main use. Because the bridge floats, dropping one string changes tension on the others, so spring setup determines how cleanly the other strings hold.
No. It moves the sixth string between E and D with a fixed mechanical stop.
The stop is mechanical, so it returns to the same point each time. Accuracy depends on bridge setup and how well the guitar holds tune otherwise.
Reference
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