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Floyd Rose RGAWH10S
The Floyd Rose RGAWH10S Hex-Key Wrench Holder in Satin Chrome is a compact accessory that keeps your essential hex keys close by. Easily mounts to the back of your guitar’s headstock, so Allen wrenches are ready for string changes or bridge tweaks without searching.
- Neatly stores two hex keys (2.5 mm and 3.0 mm) for all common Floyd Rose tremolo and locking nut adjustments.
- With its satin chrome finish, this holder fits most guitar hardware discreetly.
- Installation hardware is included for hassle-free setup.
- Losing tools becomes a thing of the past, and guitar setups are faster and less frustrating.
Hex-Key Wrench Holder for Floyd Rose Guitars – Secure & Convenient
For players who rely on Floyd Rose tremolo systems, the Floyd Rose RGAWH10S Hex-Key Wrench Holder in Satin Chrome delivers an easy way to keep Allen wrenches at your fingertips. Designed to mount directly to the rear of your headstock, this model ensures essential tools stay within reach for quick adjustments and maintenance. No more misplaced wrenches—RGAWH10S helps keep your gear organized whether you're at home, in the studio, or performing on stage.
Functional Storage for Everyday Guitar Maintenance
Covering the majority of standard Floyd Rose bridge and nut adjustments, the RGAWH10S securely holds the two most-used hex keys (2.5 mm and 3.0 mm). The satin chrome finish provides a subtle, modern appearance that complements a wide range of guitar designs.
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