Detail 01
Bushing included
The bushing is the wear part. A fresh one is usually what actually cures a wobbly, rattling arm.

Independent shopping perspective
Replacement tremolo arm with threaded bushing, Ibanez-style fit. For players who lost their bar or are fighting a loose, rattling one.


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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
The bushing is the wear part. A fresh one is usually what actually cures a wobbly, rattling arm.
Detail 02
Sized for Ibanez trem blocks. Diameter and thread pitch differ from Fender and Floyd Rose originals.
Detail 03
Arm drops into the bushing rather than screwing into the block, so you can pull it out between songs.
Detail 04
Bushing grip sets how freely the bar swings. Too loose and it drops; too tight and it will not pivot.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Not reliably. Original Floyd Rose bridges use a different arm diameter and mounting. This is cut for Ibanez-style trem blocks.
Slacken the strings, access the trem block, and press or tap the bushing into the arm hole. Some blocks require pulling the bridge to reach it.
Usually yes, since a worn bushing is the common cause. A fresh bushing restores the friction that holds the arm at the angle you set.
No. There is nowhere to mount it. The arm needs a tremolo block with an arm socket.
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