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Maybe someone likes the "tone" of the softer metal on the trem plate who knows. LIke for example Caparison guitars use the schaller trem pretty much exclusively on their guitars now i dont know if its a cost cutting thing or do they think its good enough or maybe they like the tone better.
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I believe if the neck is 12" Radius at the locknut,
43mm /// 1-11/16 wide, you would use the
Floyd Rose R3 locknut
or the Other Brand Equivalent.
If the neck is 10" Radius at the locknut,
43mm /// 1-11/16 wide, you would use the
Floyd Rose R4 locknut
or the Other Brand Equivalent.
The difference being the Radius.
I also believe that which ever Brand you decide on, there is a Nut Size to choose from.
May be an additional cost, may be included.
Wait for more precise details from
Number Of The Priest
Razor
Possibly
pianoguyy guyy
I can't remember who all knows the Tremolo Systems.
I replaced a badly abused JT580LP with
OFR a few months ago. Kept the factory locknut on it.
This is on a Jackson Eerie Dess Swirl. Works great!.
If you haven't yet, I recommend reading through that
Audiozone link.
Last edited by JJ119; 03-18-2021, 11:52 AM.
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Not much more I can add to what has been stated by rjohnstone and Number Of The Priest
From everything I seen and read the past couple of years the Gotoh GE1996T would get serious consideration from me if I were looking to upgrade a trem.
For tuners 10mm Gotoh's should get the job done. I'm pretty sure I used an R3 nut on my Jolly Roger Model 2/Musikraft mutt. I figure the size does boil down to personal preference on the string spacing a bit also.
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The Schaller I bought in late 2019 had the steel reinforcements in the screw holes. It was going in a guitar routed for the JT-590 but I actually like that bridge. Also magnet doesn't stick to the body so it's not steel. Must still be zinc. The saddles are cast but they must be a cast steel because a magnet does stick to them.
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