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Floyd Rose RGAWH70
The Floyd Rose RGAWH70 Hex-Key Wrench Holder Antique Bronze is a practical accessory for guitarists using Floyd Rose tremolo systems. With this holder, you can keep essential hex keys secure and within easy reach on your instrument.
- Accommodates both 2.5 mm and 3.0 mm hex keys, making adjustments to bridges and nuts straightforward
- Thanks to its sturdy antique bronze finish, the holder not only resists wear but adds a touch of classic style to your guitar
- Includes mounting hardware for simple attachment to your guitar's headstock
- Always having your hex keys at hand streamlines string changes or any quick setup tweaks
Floyd Rose RGAWH70 Hex-Key Holder for Easy Tremolo Maintenance
The Floyd Rose RGAWH70 Hex-Key Wrench Holder Antique Bronze is designed to keep your essential adjustment tools within reach at all times. Securing hex keys needed for tuning and maintenance is simple with this model on any Floyd Rose-equipped guitar. By mounting directly on the headstock, players no longer need to search for loose wrenches during setup or quick repairs.
Convenient Storage & Durable Finish
The RGAWH70 stands out for combining function and style. Supplied with both 2.5 mm and 3.0 mm hex keys, its antique bronze finish provides visual appeal along with added durability. Installation is straightforward with the included mounting brackets and screws—a hassle-free upgrade for those who prioritize organization.
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