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Floyd Rose FRNR8GP
The Floyd Rose FRNR8GP Original Locking Nut R8 Gold is a precisely engineered steel nut for electric guitars using Floyd Rose tremolo systems. Players benefit from a 42.85 mm width and 254 mm radius, ensuring secure string clamping and reliable tuning under demanding use. Its gold finish brings a striking look to your instrument and stands up to frequent performance.
- Durable steel body built for years of dependable service.
- Fits necks with a 42.85 mm width and 254 mm radius, making it compatible with a variety of Floyd Rose-equipped guitars.
- With its gold finish, your guitar gains a premium appearance that catches the eye.
- Seamlessly integrates with both Original and Pro tremolo systems.
Floyd Rose Locking Nut R8 Gold: Secure, Durable String Clamping
This locking nut from Floyd Rose, model FRNR8GP, is built for electric guitars outfitted with Original or Pro Floyd Rose tremolo systems. With a robust steel construction and precision sizing, you maintain tuning stability—no matter how intense your playing gets. Visually, the gold finish distinguishes your instrument while providing the performance expected from Floyd Rose hardware.
Built for Demanding Tremolo Performance
What stands out about this model is its authentic hardened steel construction, designed for maximum resistance to wear and consistent pressure on the strings. You receive all necessary mounting hardware to ensure a snug, dependable fit on your compatible guitar.
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