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Description

Elevate your guitar's performance with the Floyd Rose FRX Black Tremolo System, a cutting-edge solution for musicians seeking unparalleled control and stability. Specially designed for Les Paul, SG, and Flying V-style guitars, this innovative tremolo system is a game-changer for those who demand precision and reliability without the hassle of complex modifications.

The FRX Tremolo System is a direct replacement for traditional Tune-O-Matic and stopbar bridge systems, utilizing the existing mounting stud holes and eliminating the need for underreaming or routing. Its surface-mount design effortlessly integrates with your instrument, maintaining its aesthetic appeal while enhancing its sonic capabilities. The included locking nut, which cleverly mounts behind your guitar's existing nut, ensures your strings stay in tune, even during the most aggressive dive bombs and pitch bends.

For guitars with a lesser headstock angle, the optional FRX Custom Locking Nut with Spacer is a thoughtful addition, ensuring perfect string seating. This system offers the flexibility to operate in a full-floating mode, with the nylon trem-assist ball post providing additional stability to accommodate various playing styles and guitar setups.

Key Features:

  • Surface-mount design for easy installation on Les Paul, SG, and Flying V-style guitars
  • Direct replacement for Tune-O-Matic and stopbar bridge systems
  • No routing or underreaming required
  • Includes a complete installation kit with bridge and locking nut
  • Optional FRX Custom Locking Nut with Spacer for guitars with lesser headstock angles
  • Compatible with full-floating mode using the nylon trem-assist ball post for enhanced stability

Product specs

Available since July 2015

FAQs

What is the Floyd Rose FRX Black Tremolo System designed for?

The Floyd Rose FRX Black Tremolo System is designed as a retrofit for Les Paul-style guitars, allowing players to add a double-locking tremolo system without needing to modify the guitar body.

Does the Floyd Rose FRX require any drilling or permanent modifications?

No, the Floyd Rose FRX is specifically designed to install without any drilling or permanent modifications to your guitar, making it a non-destructive option for those who want a tremolo system.

How does the Floyd Rose FRX maintain tuning stability?

The Floyd Rose FRX features a double-locking system, which locks the strings at the nut and the bridge, providing excellent tuning stability even with extensive use of the tremolo arm.

Can the Floyd Rose FRX be used with different string gauges?

Yes, the Floyd Rose FRX can accommodate different string gauges, but adjustments to the spring tension and setup may be required to maintain optimal performance and tuning stability.

Is the Floyd Rose FRX suitable for beginner guitarists?

While the Floyd Rose FRX offers advanced features like a double-locking system, it may require more setup and maintenance, making it more suitable for intermediate to advanced players familiar with tremolo systems.

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Reviews

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Floyd Rose FRX Black Tremolo System.

Setup and maintenance

  • Fine tuners on the Floyd Rose FRX have limited travel, often less than a 1/4 semitone, affecting tuning precision after intonation adjustments.

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  • Installing the FRX system on a Fender requires significant body and neck modifications, including potential routing and finding a compatible locking nut for the Fender neck style.

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Build quality

  • Some installations of the FRX system have led to stoptail pivots pulling out from the guitar body, requiring adhesive to stabilize.

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User experience

  • Initial stability issues noted with the FRX system; however, tuning stability improved over time despite initial disappointment compared to traditional Floyd Rose models.

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Comparisons

  • One owner suggests the FRX may reduce guitar sustain significantly, prompting considerations of switching to a Stetsbar tremolo for better performance.

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Features and functionality

  • The FRX is designed for Gibson-type guitars with tunematic bridges, making it incompatible with Fender's flat neck angle without extensive adjustments.

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Mods and upgrades

  • To fit an FRX on a Fender, drilling a Gibson-style hole pattern and sourcing a custom locking nut are necessary adaptations.

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Use cases and applications

  • The FRX system is not a simple "bolt on" solution for Fender guitars and requires advanced woodworking skills for installation.

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5.0 out of 5

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lex_hill

Frickin cool

Excellent addition to my Les Paul, Doesn't mark up the finish making it a reversible addon, stays in tune well, Gives lots of extra options that really add a lot of fun to playing

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