These are the string-lock saddles for the Floyd Rose Non-Fine Tuner tremolo — the six individual blocks that clamp the string ball end at the bridge and set the intonation point. If a saddle is cracked, stripped at the lock screw, or has a notched contact surface that pulls the string sharp, this set replaces all six.

Fit is the first thing to settle before ordering. Floyd Rose saddles are cut for a specific tremolo series and do not interchange between generations, even where the parts look near-identical. These are Non-Fine Tuner saddles and will only seat correctly in a Non-Fine Tuner bridge. If your bridge has fine-tuner barrels mounted on the baseplate, this is the wrong set. Beyond that, the set replaces all six together — dropping a few new saddles into a worn set leaves the string heights inconsistent across the board, because the radius builds from all six contact points in relation to each other.

Saddles are hardened steel with an antique bronze finish. Hardened steel holds the lock-screw thread longer than softer alloys under the clamping loads a floating bridge runs at pitch. The antique bronze finish matches aged or relic hardware on guitars that were specced or refinished in that colour.

If you are not certain which tremolo generation is in your guitar, send us the make, model and year and we will confirm the right part before you order.