Detail 01
Double-locking design (bridge saddles plus locking nut)
String is clamped at both ends, so tuning holds through heavy vibrato and dive bombs.

Independent shopping perspective
Floyd Rose Original double-locking tremolo with matching R3 locking nut in gold, for players replacing a worn or non-locking bridge on a dive-bar-capable guitar.

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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
String is clamped at both ends, so tuning holds through heavy vibrato and dive bombs.
Detail 02
Floyd Rose sizes locking nuts by number. Measure your neck's nut width first; the wrong size will not seat.
Detail 03
The full-spec tier, not the licensed budget version. Steel components and tighter tolerances than entry-level Floyd copies.
Detail 04
Gold plating wears at contact points faster than chrome or black. Palm-muting hands will polish the plate over time.
Detail 05
Spring tension balances against string tension. Changing string gauge means resetting the claw and re-leveling the bridge.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Only if the body is routed for a Floyd Rose and the stud spacing matches. Check post spacing and route depth against your existing bridge before buying.
Measure your neck width at the nut. Floyd Rose numbers its locking nuts by width, and R3 is one specific size among several. The wrong one will not sit flat.
No. You unlock the nut, tune, re-lock, then trim with the fine tuners. A floating bridge also shifts every other string when you change one.
Gold plating shows wear where your hand rests and where strings contact the saddles. It is cosmetic, not structural.
Reference
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