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    Hey guys I'm thinking of getting either a rr1 or rr1t. My question is do they balance good or do they nosedive? I'm set on black with white bevels I'm just trying to decide if I want another floyd or not. Thanks Joe

  • #2
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    The only Jackson that ever had complains on nosedive is the KE. I don't remember hearing anybody complaining RRs having nosedive, therefore, i reckon you're safe.


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    • #3
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      Bolt-on RR's are nosedivers. As for critical voices regarding the neck-thru ones; If I remember correctly, AlexL said that he didn't like the way the RR1 balanced, but that the RR1T and RR5 balanced fine. But that's the only one I can recall at the moment.

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      • #4
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        Thanks guys thats what I wanted to hear,no nosedives. I wasn't debating the balance issues between the 2 different axes I was debating the floyd issue,but thanks for that insight sunbane.

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        • #5
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          got an RR5, balances perfectly

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          • #6
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            Ihave a rr1, the guitar balances perfectly especially when standing

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            • #7
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              Just get a LEATHER strap and you'll have no problems.

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              • #8
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                *Test*

                EDIT: ah, good. A successful avatar change. . .

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                • #9
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                  My RX10D's balance was OK, but it "hung" funny,..then I noticed the placement of the front strap button. I moved it to the middle of the neckplate (like the RR1, and 5) and it is great now.

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                  • #10
                    Re: Rhoads balance question

                    I have two RR's and they both balance very well when standing. No nosedives here.

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                    • #11
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                      RR1T, no problem with balance whatsoever.

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                      • #12
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                        There is no nosediving problem....

                        HOWEVER... the Rhoads DOES NOT balance like a Strat body, Soloist body or Warrior, it has a balance all it's own, similar to a KV, but not angled as high (which is one reason why I really love my KV).
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                        • #13
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                          Originally posted by xenophobe:
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                          • #14
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                            RR1 balances fine with a leather or velours type of strap.

                            Funny note: my Rhoads Pro Japan (neckthru just like RR1) balances a tad better than my RR1, maybe due to its placement of the strap button. Look here for more info: Rhoads Forensic

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                              Re: Rhoads balance question

                              Originally posted by xenophobe:
                              There is no nosediving problem....

                              HOWEVER... the Rhoads DOES NOT balance like a Strat body, Soloist body or Warrior, it has a balance all it's own, similar to a KV, but not angled as high (which is one reason why I really love my KV).
                              <font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I agree completely.

                              I think it has a good deal to do with what you are accustomed to using. I have played Vs for over twenty years, and the RRs balance as well or better than the Gibson Vs and the King Vs. For me strat/soloist/dinky guitars balance wrong.

                              I guess I'll just start posting threads about my soloist that doesn't balance right [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]
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