ProRockGear Allen Wrench Holder - Nickel

I've had double locking bridge systems since they came out. I've used all types of wrench holders, even done without and just threw the wrenches in the case hoping not to loose one. Since I found these, I've put them on every guitar I have that has a double locking bridge. They work for Kahler, Washburn, Floyd Rose (and copies), keep the wrenches in place, and look great. I've replaced the cheap wrench holders that have come on expensive guitars ($1500+) with these. These are now standard issue on any of my guitars. I have them in Chrome, Black, and Gold...high quality, great style, makes any instrument look high end.

Not a lot of room on the back of my wolfgang but it does fit back there. I've used it about 30 times so far so I can't speak to it's longevity but it feels like a solid product.Edit: After 1 year of using this unit and trying one other type of wrench holder I love this thing. The other unit I tried uses thumb screws to secure the wrenches and the way it clamps down it doesn't allow the wrenches to sit flush against the back of the headstock. With this ProRockGear unit I can just shove the wrenches in and they stay. I haven't had to adjust it yet and just keeps holding my wrenches just fine. Buying another one now.

Slightly awkward but works well enough

I bought this product to install on a Charvel San Dimas. It's really convenient to have the allen wrenches on the back of the headstock. I think it looks cool too. Easy to install, just line it up where you want it, drill a small hole and screw it in. I'll probably get a couple more for my other guitars with Floyds. 🎸

Some light drilling required. Great product. A necessity for locking bridge users.

I had the same problem other people had, no matter how hard you would tighten the "allen wrench adjuster" the wrenches were loose and would fall out....The unit is actually made pretty good.There is a ball bearing and a spring under the allen screw that adjusts the tension.However I had to drill the hole a little bit deeper so the ball bearing would touch the wrench.Works great now but we should not have to fix this stuff to get it to work.I am ordering a Schaller brand to see if it is any better. They are on ebay for $11.00.

Just like the old school holders on Charvel, Jackson, Kramer and others. To clarify - there is no tool required to remove these. There is a set screw tension adjustment on the side, but mine worked perfectly right out of the package. Simply drill a small pilot hole for the screw and the little post. Easy and simple.

Great value