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At A Glance

Type
Tremolo Arm
Material
Titanium
Finish
Chrome
Part Number
TURBOTRMCP
Description

The Floyd Rose Turbo Tremolo Arm (TURBOTRMCP) solves a problem every floating-tremolo player has hit mid-gig: a broken string and no allen wrench in reach. The Turbo arm has a 3mm allen key built into the tip of the shaft. You carry the tool on the guitar. String changes at the saddle block no longer require hunting through a gig bag.

Before ordering, confirm this arm matches your specific Floyd Rose series. Shaft diameter, collar type — threaded or push-in — and the angle of the bend all differ between Floyd Rose generations. An arm from one series will not seat or function correctly in another. If your guitar is left-handed, note that left-handed arms are bent in the opposite direction and are not interchangeable with right-handed ones. If you are not certain which series your bridge belongs to, measure your existing arm and check the collar on the bridge before purchasing.

The arm is titanium with a chrome finish. Titanium at this diameter resists the fatigue cracking that shows up in steel arms after extended hard use — repeated full dives and pull-ups put significant cyclical stress on the shaft at the collar entry point. This arm ships with the new-style arm coupling kit, so if your bridge already runs a standard Floyd Rose arm, the swap is a direct one.

If you are not sure this is the correct arm for your guitar, send us the make, model and year and we will confirm it fits before you order.

Specifications
Type: Tremolo Arm
Material: Titanium
Finish: Chrome
Part Number: TURBOTRMCP
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Floyd Rose Chrome Turbo Tremolo Arms - TURBOTRMCP

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