Lots of confusion on these FR1000 trems. I keep seeing "Original Floyd Rose" listed all over dealer websites and even guitar company websites for guitars with FR1000 trems. Is there a quick visual way to distinguish an FR1000 from an Original German Floyd? I keep reading about some saddle bevel difference but I don't see it in the pics. Are they talking about the bottom edge of the saddle ?
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Originally posted by MakeAJazzNoiseHere View PostThe easiest way to spot one is on the Korean Floyds the back edge of the saddle toward the fine tuners is beveled rather than flat.
Damn I could sware I have some old guitars with OFR's with beveled saddles........... gonna have to go check some out.Last edited by Greg Crowe; 08-26-2009, 11:38 AM.
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Don't forget to thank me.
Maybe I should have named this thread something different - something like "Pics of Korean vs. German Floyd"-------------------------
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Originally posted by Grandturk View Post
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Originally posted by Hellbat View PostJust what the heck kind of finish is on that guitar?
It's called the "Thoracic" graphic. You can see the spine, ribcage and even the heart behind the ribcage. The body also has a lot of carving, very 3 dimensional, hard to see in the pic.Last edited by Greg Crowe; 09-03-2009, 05:28 PM.
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Originally posted by dg View PostIs it a new or used one, Greg? Just wondering if somebody might've changed the saddles...
Last edited by Greg Crowe; 09-03-2009, 05:46 PM.
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Wild! I hope it's something they did special just for this one, otherwise it's going to be really hard (or impossible) to tell them from pics. One other thought - you also might be able to tell if they're steel or zinc saddles by checking with a magnet.
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