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Original Series
Floyd's top line, priced roughly double the Special. Same footprint, built to a higher standard.

Independent shopping perspective
Floyd Rose's higher-spec Original tremolo with matching R2 locking nut in black. For routed guitars where hardware longevity matters.


Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Floyd's top line, priced roughly double the Special. Same footprint, built to a higher standard.
Detail 02
The narrower of the two common Floyd nut widths. Your neck's nut slot must measure to match.
Detail 03
Low-glare hardware that hides scratches better than plating, though the coating can wear through at fine tuner edges.
Detail 04
Strings clamp at nut and saddle. Pitch holds through hard use; string changes take longer and need an allen key.
Detail 05
Floating recessed trem, bends both directions. Needs a routed cavity, spring claw and balanced setup to work right.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It's Floyd's higher-spec line, built with better materials. If the guitar sees heavy trem use, the durability difference is where the money goes.
If post spacing and rout match, yes. The Original shares the same footprint, so measure your existing posts first.
The coating wears at high-contact points like the fine tuners and knife edges over time. It's cosmetic wear, not a function issue.
You can install the bridge alone, but you lose most of the tuning stability. The system works because both ends clamp.
Reference
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