Description
Gotoh's GE1996T is their take on the 'Floyd Rose' double locking tremolo and it is considered one of the best tremolos available, with ultimate tuning stability provided by the locking nut, locking saddles and fine tuners. This bridge features steel saddles for clarity and response with a brighter tone than brass, they feature a slightly curved top to provide hand comfort while playing. The studs can be locked in to their body anchors to give the most transmission of sound to the body. The tension holding the tremolo arm can be adjusted via a set screw in the bridge. We have the GE1996T tremolo available in three different sustain block depths, the standard 40 mm, a 36 mm and a shallower 33 mm for thinner guitar bodies.
Features
| The Gotoh GE1996T is considered one of the best double locking tremolos available |
| Comfortable curved top steel saddles for clarity, brightness and response |
| Ultimate tuning stability and control from the locking nut, locking saddles and fine tuners |
| Top mounting locking nut and string retainer included |
| Locking bridge studs eliminates loss of sound transmission to the body |
| Screw in tremolo arm has a tension adjuster to keep it in place |
| Brass sustain block available in 3 depths |
| Full bridge system includes studs, tremolo arm, springs, spring claw and screws |
| Made In Japan |
Tech specs
| String Spacing | 54 mm (2.1") |
| Post Spacing | 74 mm (2.9") |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PGE1996TG-G2 |
Customer reviews
4.7 out of 5
Alexander T. Verified Purchase
Fast delivery, excellent item
All went very well, will continue to purchase items from you.
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byron h. Verified Purchase
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Neil S. Verified Purchase
Brilliant
Easily the best constructed Floyd replacement I’ve installed, fits perfectly and works flawlessly with zero play in the arm.
If I had one tiny gripe it’s that the upper “wing” with the flat knife edge is by design slightly narrower than the side the arm plugs in to which has left some of the cavity exposed but a solid hour of ridiculous dive bombing cured my OCD…
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