Göldo Tremolo Spring Extra Hard

These springs are absolutely perfect. I bought them for my Ibanez RGIR27E, as using higher gauges, I've had to use 5 standard springs in the tremolo to get the perfect balance between spring and string tension. However, I recently upped the gauge to a 10-64 set, as for the faster death metal that I play, the increase in tension is essential. I did originally buy 5, expecting to need to use 4-5 to still achieve the right balance between tensions, however I'm only using 3 on the bridge and it's absolutely perfect.

I cannot recommend this enough. The only problem that I had was they're a little shorter than usual springs, however this really isn't a big issue.

If you want to increase bridge tension without using stupid amounts of springs, these are exactly what you need.

These springs are great to
a) exchange existing ones
b) add these to your tremolo

They fit for Floyd Rose and most other Tremolos, as long as there is atleast one Gap to fix the spring on.

Why a new / harder springs?
Most guitars tend to survive quiet a few years without loosening the springs, but after some time your springs will lose their flexibility or even corrode or just expand and don't do what they are intended to do. This causes to make the Tremolo all floppy and the strings will bend it all the way up.
Another use for these is for a heavier gauge. If you don't want to drive the screws of the claw in the back of your guitar all the way in, these are made for you.