Are the Originals still the most stable?
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Should I replace a 1000 series Floyd with an Original?
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I wouldn't I have 3 guitars with the 1000's and others with the German OFR's and they all work perfectly.
I don't see a huge difference between the two.
Best thing you can do is upgrade the zinc sustain block on the 1000's if it has one.If it has the brass block you have no need to do anything to it.Last edited by straycat; 03-28-2014, 07:48 PM.Really? well screw Mark Twain.
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I agree that the cheaper models are pretty nice now but I still prefer the German made Floyd Original. Sorry guys but the Original is where it's at in my opinion and the only Tremolo I use. EDIT; Accept for my Ibanez models that have the edge bridges.This is what I think of Gibson since 1993. I HATE BEING LEFT HANDED! I rock out to Baby metal because Wilkinsi said I can't listen to Rick Astley anymore.
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Pretty sure that's the FR Special, Toe. Not the 1000 series.
According to Floyd's own website, the 1000 is made of the same exact materials and design as the Original FR. Only difference is MIK vs MIG. In other words, cheaper Korean labor = lower price for manufacturers. Otherwise, the 1000 is pretty much the same. Everything else is pretty much BS internet rumors or confusion.
You might even be able to argue that the 1000 is superior to the MIG Original FR, as it is made from newer dies and to tighter more modern tolerances. I don't buy it either way. Personally, I do see and hear differences, but they are very marginal. Both are excellent trems. IMHO, vastly superior any "licensed" trem that I've ever tried.
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Originally posted by leftykingv2 View PostI agree that the cheaper models are pretty nice now but I still prefer the German made Floyd Original. Sorry guys but the Original is where it's at in my opinion and the only Tremolo I use. EDIT; Accept for my Ibanez models that have the edge bridges.-Now....shut up n play yer guitar
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