Detail 01
R2 nut
The narrower locking nut size, near 1-5/8". Fitting an R2 on a wider neck leaves outer strings pulled toward the edge.

Independent shopping perspective
Double-locking tremolo with an R2 locking nut, for narrower nut widths. A replacement bridge for guitars already routed for a Floyd.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
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
The narrower locking nut size, near 1-5/8". Fitting an R2 on a wider neck leaves outer strings pulled toward the edge.
Detail 02
Budget tier of the Floyd line. Identical geometry to the Original with less expensive metal in the baseplate and saddles.
Detail 03
Clamps at both nut and saddle. Returns to pitch after hard whammy use in a way a vintage trem does not.
Detail 04
Cosmetic only. Match it to your tuners and pickup covers — mixed black and chrome hardware reads as mismatched.
Detail 05
Small thumbscrews at the bridge handle tuning once the nut is clamped, since the headstock tuners are locked out.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Measure your nut width. R2 is the narrower option, R3 the wider one at 1-11/16". Measure before ordering; the nut has to sit flush on the neck.
If the guitar is already routed for a Floyd and post spacing matches, yes with patience. New routing and nut shelf work belong with a tech.
The bridge assembly and R2 locking nut are what this covers. Confirm arm and mounting screw contents before you plan the install.
Material and manufacturing cost. The design is the same double-locking system; the Special uses less expensive alloys, which affects knife-edge life under heavy use.
Reference
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