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At A Glance
- Type
- Screws
- Material
- Steel
- Finish
- Black
- Series
- Original
- Set Size
- Set of 2
- Part Number
- FRSRSBP
Replacement mounting screws for the Floyd Rose Original string retainer bar. The retainer bar sits behind the locking nut; these are the screws that hold it to the headstock. When one strips, corrodes or goes missing, the bar loses its seat and string break angle across the nut changes with it.
Break angle is what keeps strings seated in the locking nut under hard tremolo use. Too little angle and a deep dive can pull a string free. These screws are spec'd for the Floyd Rose Original series — mounting hole spacing is series-specific, so confirm your system is an Original before ordering. If your retainer bar is from a different Floyd Rose series, the hole pattern may not match.
Steel construction with a black finish. Sold as a set of two.
If you are not certain which series your tremolo is, send us the make, model and year of the guitar and we will tell you what fits.
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Floyd Rose Original Black String Retainer Screws (Set of 2) - FRSRSBP
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