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At A Glance

Type
Tremolo Arm
Material
Titanium
Finish
Black
Part Number
TURBOTRMBP
Description

The Floyd Rose Black Turbo Tremolo Arm (TURBOTRMBP) replaces your existing whammy bar and adds one functional change: the tip of the arm is machined with a 3mm allen key end. That means the arm itself doubles as the tool you need to change strings at the locking nut and saddle blocks. No hunting for a wrench mid-set.

Arm fit is series-specific and this is the check that matters before you order. The shaft diameter, collar type — threaded or push-in — and the bend angle all differ between Floyd Rose generations. An arm from one series will not seat correctly in another. Left-handed arms are bent the opposite way and are not a substitute for right-handed ones. Confirm which Floyd Rose series is on your guitar before fitting this arm, and if you are swapping from a standard arm, this part comes with the arm coupling kit required to make the change.

The arm is titanium with a black finish. Titanium is lighter than steel and does not corrode the way plated steel arms do when the plating wears through at the collar — a common failure point on heavily used bridges.

If you are not certain which series you have, send us the make, model and year of your guitar and we will point you to the right arm.

Specifications
Type: Tremolo Arm
Material: Titanium
Finish: Black
Part Number: TURBOTRMBP
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Floyd Rose Black Turbo Tremolo Arms - TURBOTRMBP

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