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At A Glance

Type
Saddles
Material
Hardened steel
Finish
Nickel
Series
Non-Fine Tuner
Set Size
Set of 6
Part Number
FRNFTBSSNP
Description

These are the string-lock saddles for the Floyd Rose Non-Fine Tuner bridge. Each saddle clamps the string ball-end at the bridge plate, transferring vibration directly to the block. When a saddle cracks, strips its lock screw threads, or wears to the point where the string slips under load, the bridge stops returning to pitch. This set of six replaces all of them in one job.

Fit is series-specific. These saddles are cut for the Non-Fine Tuner tremolo and do not interchange with Fine Tuner or Original Series hardware, even where the parts look the same sitting next to each other. If you are not certain which series your bridge belongs to, check the baseplate — the absence of the fine-tuner barrel screws is the clearest indicator. Beyond that, measure before you order. Saddle geometry varies between generations in ways that are not always visible to the eye.

The set comes as six. Replace them together. Worn saddles sit at different heights than new ones; mixing them leaves the string radius uneven across the neck and means the action on the outer strings will not match what the inner strings do. Hardened steel construction with a nickel finish to match original Non-Fine Tuner hardware.

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Specifications
Type: Saddles
Material: Hardened steel
Finish: Nickel
Series: Non-Fine Tuner
Set Size: Set of 6
Part Number: FRNFTBSSNP
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Floyd Rose Non-Fine Tuner Nickel Bridge Saddles (Set of 6) - FRNFTBSSNP

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