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Floyd Rose FR7NCBN3P
The Floyd Rose FR7NCBN3P 7-String Nut Clamping Blocks (3 pcs) Nickel provide authentic replacement locking for 7-string guitars with Floyd Rose tremolos. These blocks restore stable tuning and the familiar feel guitarists rely on. Crafted in Germany, each set includes three nickel-finished blocks for trusted quality.
- Ensures rock-solid string locking for 7-string Floyd Rose-equipped guitars
- Durable metal construction with a nickel finish adds reliability
- Players notice reduced vibration and fewer tuning slips after installation
- Set of 3 makes maintenance or replacement hassle-free
Floyd Rose FR7NCBN3P 7-String Nut Clamping Blocks—Reliable Locking for 7-String Tremolos
Genuine Floyd Rose FR7NCBN3P 7-String Nut Clamping Blocks deliver dependable string locking performance for those using Floyd Rose Original 7-string Tremolo Systems. Perfect for restoring or upgrading nut clamping components, this model ensures tuning stability and a familiar playing feel. Manufactured in Germany, it stands out for precision and durability. Players facing worn or unreliable clamps will find this 3-piece set an authentic solution that works with all standard Floyd Rose 7-string bridges.
Purpose-Built Upgrade for 7-String Guitars
Compatibility with all Floyd Rose Original 7-string systems and premium nickel plating set these clamping blocks apart. Designed for exact fit, the set benefits from meticulous German engineering and a finish that promotes long service life.
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