A replacement spring for Ibanez Edge-family floating tremolos. The spring sits in the cavity block and pulls the bridge back to pitch after a dive or a pull-up. When a spring rusts, corrodes or loses tension, the bridge stops returning to the same resting point and tuning stability goes with it. This is a three-piece set with a Teflon-coated surface that resists the moisture and oxidation that cause that failure mode. The coating also keeps the action smooth against the claw hooks as the bridge moves.

Before ordering, confirm exactly which tremolo is in your guitar. The Edge family covers several distinct systems — Edge, Lo-Pro Edge, Edge Pro, Edge Zero and various licensed variants — and they differ in block design, stud spacing and spring geometry. A spring that seats correctly in one will not necessarily work in another. The model year of your guitar is often more reliable than the model name when identifying which system you actually have, because Ibanez changed which tremolo shipped in a given guitar line across production runs. Check the tremolo itself, not the spec sheet.

Part number ESPR1003. A higher-tension variant, the ESPR2003, is also available if your setup needs more pull-back force — for example, if you are running heavier strings or a thicker block that shifts the balance point.

If you are not certain this is the right spring for your guitar, send us the make, model and year and we will confirm the fitment before you order.