Unknown locking nut/stringlock.
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Unknown locking nut/stringlock.
Hey fellas; I found this in my box of bits and don't know what it is; it may be a TRS 101 type locking nut a la Floyd Rose. Anyone know for sure?
corsair- Senior Member
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Re: Unknown locking nut/stringlock.
Looks like one of these.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/42mm-6-string-electric-guitar-locking-nut-floyd-rose-/130348866016?pt=UK_Guitar_Accessories&hash=item1e5965d9e0
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/42mm-6-string-electric-guitar-locking-nut-floyd-rose-/130348866016?pt=UK_Guitar_Accessories&hash=item1e5965d9e0
Re: Unknown locking nut/stringlock.
So it does; thanks fella!! Just a Floyd Rose locking nut then; any use to anyone???
corsair- Senior Member
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Re: Unknown locking nut/stringlock.
They can be used on Korean Spectrum type models but the string spacing is a tad off.
Either change the nut or grind out the grooves a bit on the locking nut.
Apart from that a good replacement and can be used as is.
The 42mm fits a lot better than the 43mm. I've tried both.
Either change the nut or grind out the grooves a bit on the locking nut.
Apart from that a good replacement and can be used as is.
The 42mm fits a lot better than the 43mm. I've tried both.
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