Detail 01
Double-locking design
String clamps at both nut and saddles, so the bridge returns to pitch after heavy bar use.

Independent shopping perspective
Double-locking tremolo with R3 locking nut from Floyd Rose's lower-priced Special line, in flat black. For fitting or replacing a bar setup.

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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 clamps at both nut and saddles, so the bridge returns to pitch after heavy bar use.
Detail 02
R3 is the 1-11/16-inch nut width. Measure your neck at the nut before ordering.
Detail 03
Spring tension balances string tension. Change string gauge or tuning and the claw needs resetting.
Detail 04
Once the nut is clamped, all tuning happens at the bridge, over a limited range.
Detail 05
Floyd Rose's lower-cost line, roughly a third the price of the Original with the same locking layout.
Detail 06
Flat black rather than metallic, so it sits next to black tuners more cleanly than black nickel.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Only if it is routed for a Floyd Rose and takes an R3 nut, meaning a 1-11/16-inch nut width. Fitting one to a hardtail or vintage trem guitar means routing and drilling.
This is flat black. The black nickel version at the same price is darker and more metallic. Match whichever is closer to your tuners and pickup covers.
Both are double-locking Floyd Rose bridges with the R3 nut. Special is the lower-priced line at $141; the Original runs $332.
It mounts to a shelf behind the fingerboard, so an unrouted neck needs modification. On a guitar already built for one, it bolts straight on.
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