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At A Glance

Type
Intonation System
Material
Brass
Finish
Gold
Part Number
FRHPGP
Description

The Floyd Rose Hollow Point Intonation System (FRHPGP) replaces the standard saddle inserts on a double-locking tremolo to make intonation adjustment faster and more repeatable. The core problem it solves: repositioning a locking saddle means loosening, sliding, and re-tightening while the string is still under load, which makes accurate placement difficult to hold. The Hollow Point insert changes that workflow. Once installed, each saddle has a reference groove that lets you zero the fine tuner to a fixed datum, giving you a consistent starting point every time you intonate.

Fit depends entirely on what is already on the guitar. Floating tremolo hardware is series-specific — parts that look identical across generations are cut to different dimensions. A set that drops straight into one system will not seat correctly in another even if the visual profile is close. Confirm the exact bridge series installed in your guitar before ordering. If you are not certain which system you have, measure the existing saddle hardware and check the bridge casting for a series marking before assuming compatibility.

Each insert is machined from solid brass with a gold finish. The set includes six Hollow Point inserts, six threaded set screws, and three hex wrenches (3 mm, 2.5 mm, and 2 mm). No bridge is included.

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

Specifications
Type: Intonation System
Material: Brass
Finish: Gold
Part Number: FRHPGP
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Floyd Rose Gold Hollow Point Intonation System - FRHPGP

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