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At A Glance

Type
Mounting Studs
Material
Steel
Series
Special
Set Size
Set of 3
Part Number
FRS2TBMSP
Description

These are the three steel screws that clamp the sustain block to the base plate on a Floyd Rose Special tremolo. If one has stripped, sheared, or gone missing, the block cannot seat correctly against the plate — the whole assembly loses rigidity and the bridge will not return to pitch reliably. This set replaces all three at once, which is the right call: if one has failed, the others have taken the same abuse.

Fit is decided by two things before you order. First, the block length has to clear your body cavity — too long and the block bottoms out mid-dive; too short and the spring angle is wrong from the start. Second, the screw pattern here is cut for the Floyd Rose Special base plate. If your bridge is a different Floyd Rose series, or a licensed copy, the thread pitch or head geometry may not match. Measure your cavity depth and confirm you are running a Special series base plate before buying.

The screws are steel. The existing listing notes German manufacture, consistent with Floyd Rose Special production hardware. Part number FRS2TBMSP is the Floyd Rose reference for this set.

If you are not certain this is the correct set for your guitar, send us the make, model, and year and we will check it against what we know.

Specifications
Type: Mounting Studs
Material: Steel
Series: Special
Set Size: Set of 3
Part Number: FRS2TBMSP
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Floyd Rose Special Tremolo Block Mounting Screws (Set of 3) - FRS2TBMSP

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