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Floyd Rose FR1NR2GN Green Stīgu uzgrieznis
Floyd Rose FR1NR2GN Green Stīgu uzgrieznis
The Floyd Rose FR1NR2GN 1000 Series Special Vibe Locking Nut R-2 Green delivers secure string clamping for guitars equipped with a Floyd Rose tremolo. This precision locking nut uses hardened steel and showcases a bold green finish for personalized flair.
- Stable tuning holds even under heavy tremolo playing
- Hardened steel adds durability and reliability
- R2 sizing (41.3 mm width) is a fit for many 6-string guitars
- Adding a green finish makes your guitar stand out visually
Floyd Rose FR1NR2GN locking nut keeps your tremolo system in tune
Players seeking precise tuning stability will appreciate the Floyd Rose FR1NR2GN 1000 Series Special Vibe Locking Nut R-2 Green as a direct-fit upgrade for Floyd Rose-equipped guitars. At the headstock, the locking nut clamps strings tightly to prevent slippage and withstand aggressive play. Sporting a distinct green finish, this model offers both standout looks and practical function.
Unique features for enhanced performance and style
Built with hardened steel, the YRS-23 ensures long-lasting use and the R2 sizing (41.3 mm width) makes it compatible with a broad range of 6-string electrics. The striking green finish lets you bring a touch of individuality to your instrument.
Number of Strings
Original Colour by Producer
Green
Nut
Floyd Rose 1000 Series Locking
Handedness
Material
Augšējā sliekšņa platums (mm)
Made in
South Korea
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