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Floyd Rose FR1TAB
The Floyd Rose FR1TAB 1000 Series Tremolo Arm Black is a replacement arm crafted for the 1000 Series tremolo systems. Built from stainless steel, this model ensures durability and a reliable fit for locking tremolo guitars.
- Made from high-quality stainless steel for lasting durability and solid feel
- Fits directly into Floyd Rose 1000 Series systems for easy, secure installation
- Guitarists notice the smooth whammy action without unwanted play or looseness.
- Authentic Floyd Rose part for guaranteed compatibility and performance
Floyd Rose 1000 Series Tremolo Arm Black – Reliable Tremolo Performance
Guitarists seeking a dependable replacement for their Floyd Rose-equipped instrument will find the FR1TAB 1000 Series Tremolo Arm Black to be a precise solution. This model is a genuine Floyd Rose component, crafted for direct compatibility with the 1000 Series system. Designed to deliver smooth pitch modulation and responsive feel, the arm is ideal for players who demand both accuracy and consistency from their hardware. Those who rely on locking tremolo systems benefit from an authentic Floyd Rose experience.
What Makes This Tremolo Arm Stand Out
Engineered with tight tolerance fitting, the FR1TAB 1000 Series arm eliminates slop and unwanted movement—a point highlighted in user feedback. The use of stainless steel further sets this arm apart, combining strength with long-lasting resistance to wear.
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