Who makes the Floyd Rose for the Custom Select soloist?

[The_Green_Man]

Hey guys, first post here. I Recently purchased a Jackson SL2H,
and was just wondering if the stock Floyd Rose is made by Schaller? It looks like the Schaller Floyd Rose I have on another
guitar.

[Mossezhoffen]

Custom select, master build and custom shop in general have all genuine OFR made by Schaller.

[neilli]

+1 For MB I guess you can spec what you want, but otherwise it'd be the OFR. Of course, that doesn't stop someone changing it out once the guitar is in their hands..

[toejam]

Doesn't it tell you on the bottom of the baseplate or on the block that it's made in Germany?

[The_Green_Man]

Doesn't it tell you on the bottom of the baseplate or on the block that it's made in Germany?

Wouldn't I have to take it apart too see that? It sounds
like it is made by Schaller , which I am happy to know.

[Mossezhoffen]

You can take the tremolo back plate off, look through the tremolo routing. There you can see a small "made in germany" text under the bridge baseplate.

[Treachery]

The Schaller has a thicker baseplace.
The OFR baseplate is potato chip thin.

[toejam]

The Schaller has a thicker baseplace.
The OFR baseplate is potato chip thin.

Yeah, but nobody asked about that. Schaller still makes the German OFR in their factory.

[vector]

The Schaller has a thicker baseplace.
The OFR baseplate is potato chip thin.

Here we go again.
To answer the OP's question: the stock trem on the SL2H is indeed a Schaller-made (in Germany) Original Floyd Rose. However, as it was pointed out, the OFR can easily be swapped out for something like the 1000 series.

[ps43203]

All Floyds are made by PING. Kidding, you can usually tell a 1000's series by looking at the string lock bolts.
Schaller baseplates are thicker, but NOT a Floyd Rose. Search man, this topic is as old as dirt.