Floyd Rose FRT805000 8-String Tremolo System — Precision Vibrato for Extended-Range Guitars

The Floyd Rose FRT805000 8-String Tremolo System in Black Nickel is engineered specifically for advanced 8-string electric guitars. With the brand’s renowned double-locking design, this model delivers unwavering tuning stability and fluid tremolo motion, even for severe pitch shifts. Arriving as a full kit, the FRT805000 contains the bridge, locking nut, springs, mounting studs, vibrato arm, and all essential hardware for professional installation. Its black nickel finish imparts a sleek, stealth-inspired visual that complements modern guitar designs.

Engineered for Stability and Performance

Double-locking at both nut and bridge ensures your 8-string maintains perfect pitch, even with heavy tremolo use. Players appreciate the fine-tuning screws for swift, accurate adjustments, while the hardened steel construction means lasting reliability. With wide string spacing and contemporary radii, the system meets the needs of progressive and technical guitarists who demand advanced playability.

Installation-Ready Specifications

Setting up this model is straightforward, with string spacing, nut width, and mounting dimensions crafted to suit 8-string guitars. Every required part for installation is included.

• String Spacing: 10.80 mm — Clean separation of strings enables expansive riffing techniques.
• Bridge Saddles Radius: 650 mm — The modern radius encourages low action and effortless bends.
• Nut Radius: 406 mm — Across the fretboard, players experience a consistently smooth feel.
• Designed for true 8-string compatibility, the distance from F# to e string is 75.6 mm.
• Base Plate & Saddles: Hardened steel delivers outstanding durability and effective tone transfer.

Who Is It For?

The FRT805000 8-String Tremolo System is ideal for players seeking maximal tuning stability, expressive pitch control, and hardware reliability in an extended-range instrument. This solution suits metal, progressive, and technical guitarists looking to upgrade or assemble an 8-string guitar with first-class hardware.