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At A Glance

Type
Tremolo Arm
Material
Tungsten
Finish
Satin Gold
Part Number
FRTAPISGP
Description

A replacement push-in tremolo arm for Floyd Rose bridges that use a collar-and-push-in socket rather than a threaded receiver. The push-in design seats into the collar without threading, so the arm can be removed and reinserted quickly. The kit includes the arm and the mounting assembly. Finished in satin gold. Made from tungsten.

Fit is series-specific and this is the constraint that decides whether it fits your guitar. Shaft diameter, the push-in collar geometry and the angle of the arm bend all vary between Floyd Rose generations. A push-in arm will not seat correctly in a bridge built for a threaded arm, and vice versa. Left-handed arms are bent the opposite direction and are not interchangeable with right-handed versions. Confirm your bridge is a push-in style before ordering.

Tungsten is harder and denser than the steel used in earlier arms. On a working bridge this matters at the collar: the material holds its shape under the lateral force of repeated dive-bombing better than softer alloys, which can develop slop in the socket over time and introduce unwanted play.

If you are not certain which arm your bridge takes, send us the make, model and year of your guitar and we will point you to the right part.

Specifications
Type: Tremolo Arm
Material: Tungsten
Finish: Satin Gold
Part Number: FRTAPISGP
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Floyd Rose Satin Gold Push-In Style Tremolo Arms - FRTAPISGP

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