Floyd Rose Special Tremolo (Right-Handed)

Floyd Rose lists the Special as sharing dimensions with the Original, so it fits the same route and studs as the genuine Floyd Rose Original this guitar ships with. It is a step down in materials, with zinc alloy saddles and a zinc alloy sustain block in place of steel and brass, and its string lock screws are slightly shorter, which only matters on bodies routed tight.

Floyd Rose's own Swapping Your Floyd Rose guide lists the 6-string Original, Custom Shoppe, 1984, Special, 1000 Series Original and Titanium as sharing the same dimensions and swappable with each other without additional routing. This guitar ships with the 1000 Series, so the Special uses the same route and studs. Two caveats from the same guide: the Special's string lock screws are marginally shorter than the Original's, which only bites on bodies routed tight around a Special rather than to Original spec, and pulling existing studs and inserts can strip the post holes, in which case they need doweling and redrilling. On tier direction, Floyd Rose describes the 1000 Series as carrying the design, materials and features of the Original in a Korean-made bridge, while the Special swaps zinc alloy saddles for steel and a zinc alloy sustain block for brass. Fitting a Special here is a like-for-like replacement, not a step up. Verified against floydrose.com, September 2026.

Multiple retailer spec sheets confirm this exact guitar ships with a genuine Floyd Rose Special, matching this bridge directly.

Multiple retailer spec sheets and Jackson's own product page confirm this exact guitar ships with a genuine Floyd Rose Special, matching this bridge directly.

Floyd Rose's own Swapping Your Floyd Rose guide lists the 6-string Original, Custom Shoppe, 1984, Special, 1000 Series Original and Titanium as sharing the same dimensions and swappable with each other without additional routing. This guitar ships with the 1000 Series, so the Special uses the same route and studs. Two caveats from the same guide: the Special's string lock screws are marginally shorter than the Original's, which only bites on bodies routed tight around a Special rather than to Original spec, and pulling existing studs and inserts can strip the post holes, in which case they need doweling and redrilling. On tier direction, Floyd Rose describes the 1000 Series as carrying the design, materials and features of the Original in a Korean-made bridge, while the Special swaps zinc alloy saddles for steel and a zinc alloy sustain block for brass. Fitting a Special here is a like-for-like replacement, not a step up. Verified against floydrose.com, September 2026.

Floyd Rose's own Swapping Your Floyd Rose guide lists the 6-string Original, Custom Shoppe, 1984, Special, 1000 Series Original and Titanium as sharing the same dimensions and swappable with each other without additional routing. This guitar ships with the 1000 Series, so the Special uses the same route and studs. Two caveats from the same guide: the Special's string lock screws are marginally shorter than the Original's, which only bites on bodies routed tight around a Special rather than to Original spec, and pulling existing studs and inserts can strip the post holes, in which case they need doweling and redrilling. On tier direction, Floyd Rose describes the 1000 Series as carrying the design, materials and features of the Original in a Korean-made bridge, while the Special swaps zinc alloy saddles for steel and a zinc alloy sustain block for brass. Fitting a Special here is a like-for-like replacement, not a step up. Verified against floydrose.com, September 2026.

This guitar's exact double-locking trem model is not confirmed, and different Ibanez Edge-family systems use genuinely different cavity routing from a generic Floyd Rose Special. Cannot assume fitment without knowing the exact stock system.

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Ships with an Edge Zero II, a distinct double-locking design from a generic Floyd Rose Special with different cavity routing and stud spacing.