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Floyd Rose FRP1BSSN
The Floyd Rose FRP1BSSN 1000 Series Pro 6-String Saddle Set Nickel is an authentic replacement set designed specifically for the 1000 Series Pro tremolo system. You get six nickel-finished saddles, delivering reliable string stability and precise tuning for demanding players. Manufactured in Korea from hardened steel, these saddles are engineered for durability and performance.
- Original Floyd Rose replacement for 1000 Series Pro tremolo systems
- Includes 6 nickel-finished saddles for 6-string setups
- Durable hardened steel construction delivers long-lasting tuning stability
- Built in Korea to fit wide, Korean-made Pro models with precision
Floyd Rose FRP1BSSN 1000 Series Pro 6-String Saddle Set Nickel – Reliable Replacement for Tremolo Performance
The Floyd Rose FRP1BSSN 1000 Series Pro 6-String Saddle Set Nickel provides a direct replacement for the 1000 Series Pro tremolo. Players looking to restore or upgrade their instrument with original-quality components will find this set ideal. It contains six nickel-finished saddles, combining visual appeal with robust string support. Designed for wide, Korean-made Pro systems, this set does not fit German-made models.
What makes this saddle set unique
Engineered from hardened steel, this model showcases the durability and tuning reliability Floyd Rose is known for. A corrosion-resistant nickel finish ensures the saddles maintain their appearance while matching classic hardware aesthetics.
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Safety instructions
Please refer to the user manual for the specific safety instructions for this product.
