O.F.R best deal on one?

[Cuthbert]

This is true and why I prefer the OFR. Nothing wrong with the Schaller just my preference.

Actually the "Schaller" Floyd Rose is in reality the design called "Floyd rose II", short screws, cast plate and hardened inserts for the pivots.

Some of lower quality were first equipment of Jacksons and Charvels in the late 80s, but the ones branded "Schaller" or "Floyd Rose II" actually have hardened inserts also for the screws used to intonate the saddles, thefore better quality.

[varador]

http://shop.ebay.com/merchant/gmreszel

I've bought an OFR from this guy. Great price, fast shipping, excellent seller. The baseplate says "Made in Germany" so his OFRs are totally legit.

Wonderful upgrade on my Model 4 from the old JT-6, I have to say

[Nazgul]

but the ones branded "Schaller" or "Floyd Rose II" actually have hardened inserts also for the screws used to intonate the saddles, thefore better quality.

No they don't. Or atleast mine didn't. I had one from 1991 that had "Floyd Rose II" name on the baseplate.

http://shop.ebay.com/merchant/gmreszel

I've bought an OFR from this guy. Great price, fast shipping, excellent seller. The baseplate says "Made in Germany" so his OFRs are totally legit.

+1 I bought one from him too .

[nhspike]

Most of you already know about these, but for those who don't:
http://audiozone.dk/index-filer/floyd-tremolo-tips.htm
http://audiozone.dk/index-filer/TremoloInfoProject.htm
Enjoy!
And thanks again Henrik!!!!


Oh, and don't forget about the Gotoh Floyd... possibly the best out there!!!

[Cleveland Metal]

Nice info there for sure. Thanks

[toejam]

Actually the "Schaller" Floyd Rose is in reality the design called "Floyd rose II", short screws, cast plate and hardened inserts for the pivots.

Some of lower quality were first equipment of Jacksons and Charvels in the late 80s, but the ones branded "Schaller" or "Floyd Rose II" actually have hardened inserts also for the screws used to intonate the saddles, thefore better quality.

The original Floyd Rose II from the '80s was only single-locking. The newer ones that are double-locking are the same as the Schaller branded; though, earlier ones didn't have the hardened inserts.