WHO MAKES THE BEST FLOYD ROSE? 1984 FLOYD VS GOTOH GE1996T VS FLOYD ROSE 1000
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- This is the battle of the bridges, and only one trem can win. In this shootout I'll compare the floyd rose 1000, floyd rose 1984 limited edition, floyd rose original, and gotoh 1996t.
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Honestly out of all the parts on a guitar floyds have always fascinated me the most. I’d absolutely watch the shit out of as many videos as possible on this topic. Keep up the good work man!
“Sounds like someone I know” had me dying 😂
Dude you are coolest guitar demo guy! Great vid, keep up the awesome work!
great video, love the explanation definitely going with the gotoh over the 1984 personally, for my play style it seems to be the obvious choice after watching this video 😊
I put the Gotoh on my Jem Jr. Much better than the Ibanez trem. Philadelphia Luthiers has the best price for Gotoh. I think around $105 for chrome and $127 for gold. Black is priced somewhere between those two.
What tremolo did the Gotoh replace on that guitar? Mine has an Edge III
I would replace that, get an original edge or lo pro edge
@@teddystevens6624 The Gotoh works fine.
@@someoneelse101 I don't know which model trem was on the Jem Jr.
@@JoeR203prolly ibanez standard dl trem
I haven't bought a FR guitar in over a decade, thanks for the vid.
When you arms dont seem to be comfortable where they are the bend easily put in a vise wrapped in a rag or tape and bent to your liking. Thanks for the information I am ever learning everything floyd I love these toys.
Love your contents Man!
I really enjoyed your video the other day. I know exactly what you're talking about, that butter. I had a Japanese RG that was amazing. I put so much into it, Fernandez sustainer, evolution bridge pick up, scalloped frets etc.. Steve Vai would've teared up for this version of his beloved FLO... I refused to play on my friends guitars with original Floyd rose tremolo's because they said it was so much better than Ibanez or Jackson. Personally I thought Ibanez was a little smoother than Jackson, personal preference maybe. But, the original floyd rose has a certain feeling which is so beautiful and smooth, exactly like you were pointing out. You're the first person who has really demonstrated the difference between the Floyd Rose versus licensed variants. I'm assuming the term "butter" was used for the feeling of the Floyd Rose in the butt rock days. A guitarist in 2015 used the same term when he was convincing me to try one for the first time. I had a license Floyd Rose in 88 and I don't know how many I've had since and here I was not even 10 years back experiencing perfection in a floating trem system for the first time... So, I went down the rabbit hole. My questions were, "Will a Floyd Rose Special do the job? Can I rebuild a junker super straight from the 80s or 90s to compare with or surpass modern day tech? What are the differences in Floyd Roses?" And the kid in me wants to put one on a headless guitar somehow without having to spend $800 on a Sophia.. OK, pulling my head out of the rabbit hole and come to a strange conclusion. The one thing truly different is the resonance block. I'm wondering if the heavier "fat brass trem block" has everything to do with that heavier balanced field versus a licensed Ibanez, Jackson etc. the "butter"
Awesome! Great review and explanation
I'm a huge fan of the Gotoh trems their amazing feelling, but I'm an even bigger fan of the Edge trems on the higher end of Ibanez guitars.
You know that Gotoh made 1st iteration of Edge? ge1996t and one of the edge are THE SAME bridge :D
@MrDracolucassos Gotoh makes all of the Edge trems. They were developed as a group project with Gotoh and Ibanez.
@@watersnortmoment3734 Well that would explain why there so good then.
@@MrDracolucassos not the same, but very similar. Edge has knife edges, Gotoh uses the baseplate, there are a few other small differences, but they are small.
Great video. Nice to see someone geeking out on Floyds! I love the engineering that goes into them as well.
I mainly play Ibanez now, so use the original Edge with the locking posts. I also think they have the best arm design with the replaceable bushes. Pretty sure they are made by Gotoh.
That 1984 sure looks cool, though!
Yes. Edge Trema are made by Gotoh. I myself prefer the Original Edge and Gotoh mostly because the saddles feel more comfortable.
I have all these trems on different guitars and can confirm the Gotoh feels the best in my hands. From the height and angle of the bar to the way the trem feels with my hand resting against it while playing. The best locking trem I own though is the orignal edge on my Ibanez RG Genesis.
I've got all three also and can say that in my humble opinion that the gotoh is my personal favourite. I'm contemplating getting one for my floyd rose guitar. It would be too much of a job on my ibanez though. Cost wise, it's so much cheaper, too, if you're changing bridge after purchase.
What's the difference between a normal trem like the Gotoh and the locking trem like the original edge?
@@sinsobresaltospodcast The Gotoh is also a locking trem like the original Edge. The Edge trem was actually made by Gotoh for Ibanez. The Gotoh is built incredibly well, feels really good against my hand when I'm playing and the tuning stability is as good as I've ever seen on a trem.
Ya it's literally half the price of an origininal Floyd Rose. I dropped 2 Gotoh's in a couple of mid 2000's Ibanez RG's that came with that dreaded Edge III trem. I had to use a router to increase the length of the cavity towards the back of the guitar. It didn't take very long but ya you have to have a router. It was well worth it though those guitars not only play better they literally sound better tone wise. @@mul500
Gotoh are really nice. I put one on a jackson dinky and also on a Ibanez rg.. just used the original posts on both since I didn't want to drill anything on the guitars and have never had a problem with either..
Great video. I would also just like to add that the Ibanez Edge intonation tool will also work for the Gotoh because the fine tuners are at a 45 angle...just like the Edge. For the money, you can't beat the Gotoh.
Nice Epiphone Beast in the background. Got one in black 😊
Today I've ordered a 40*50 Block Gotoh according to ''top seller'' title when I was away from my guitar. I've realized that 40 thing very late. I hope it fits to my Jackson Dynky.
Very cool. The prices on the 1984 trems are crazy right now. The Gotoh one looks great. BTW is that a grow tent behind you?
In regards to flutter and sustain on the Ge1996t: If you use the GOTOH PSP springs that came with the GOTOH trem, they are designed with the right amount of rigidity needed for that specific bridge. The FR black noiseless springs do not have enough rigidity in them (they are essentially standard FR springs with a nominal increase in rigidity thanks to the powder coating) to balance between both the mass of the bridge/string tension on one end with the hardpoints of the claw on the other, forcing to you have to end up driving the claw screws deeper into the body to balance the bridge where it needs to be. stretching springs past their optimal tension point completely saps any flutter and sustain from the entire system. I'm surprised you got that much flutter out of that bridge with those springs, lol. If you wanna maintain the FR springs setup, add a 4th spring and backing the trem claw screws off accordingly to rebalance the tremolo will help give the bridge a chance to shine. If you are worried about the GOTOH PSP springs adding harmonics, I wouldn't worry too much. The powder coating the FR noiseless springs are given chips off over time.... and way too easily I might add... especially at points of contact, rendering the powder coating nearly useless as a noise dampener. Using soft foam under the springs, or adding heat shrink tubing inside any tremolo spring (wide enough to keep contact with the inside of the springs) are easy enough and generally perform better with unwanted harmonics than a simple powder coating because they actually acoustically decouple the springs from the points of contact as opposed to just adding paint to the raw metal. the tubing is far more aesthetically pleasing than the foam but I've realized (the hard way) that no one other than guys like us gives two sticks about how aesthetically clean out trem cavities are. 🤣 Great in depth video. IMO, The GOTOH, based on build quality alone, is as good or better when comparing it with all Floyd Rose has to offer, aside from the unobtainable (unobtanium) all titanium build FR's. Add to that the retail price disparity between the two brands of trems and I'd be willing to fork a couple middle fingers to FR for having the balls to jack up the already cringe retail price points they had. Not a damn thing in the supply and demand of FR bridges has merited a 50% and higher markup in the last 2 years.... The mostly static cost of the GOTOH and the "relative" steadiness in fluctuations of most other related guitar hardware/parts is kind of damning. I love FR bridges and I love what the brand helped develop, but as a business model , similar to what a lot of major guitar brands are doing, I find it extremely off-putting, albeit a helpful means of avoiding unnecessary purchases.
Would gotoh PSP springs on an OFR/FR1000 improve flutter over the stock springs? I’m seeing them for sale locally for cheap
@@chocolaa-p2689they can. As with any component on a trem, it will depend on Your setup and how well you are able to balance the tension relationship between your strings, springs, and guitar. If you can do that, I'd say that yes, they're capable of giving any decent locking trem more flutter than standard FR springs. They have a higher tensil strength which helps them return to their zero point more consistently, and are made of alloys that give them a greater elastic limit. that elasticity is what creates the flutter effect when tension is suddenly released.
I have a licensed FR that doesn't have the blocks that lock the bridge. Instead the strings run through the bolt that usually locks that block in place. This keeps the strings from having any extreme bends.
Can't find any info on it though.
Hi I’m thinking about swapping out my special for one of these. Jackson doesn’t list what kind of but size they use on the 12-16 compound radius. Did you have any issues with new nuts being too high or diff string spacing? I really like the feel of the special it’s just crap metal so I want more solid craftsmanship.
So I bought an OG Floyd for my battered MH1000 and was wondering if the 1984 was better. Have had horrible issues with the fine tuners being loose for years on the Floyd I got and I bought two this year with no issues. Just wanted to hear your insight if I should go with the 84 and if you have heard of fine tuners coming loose. Your videos are awesome and its great to hear someone who is so honest with enthusiasm
Thanks man! I haven’t heard anything bad about 1984’s. The fine tuners on mine do have a little bit of slop.
My 1984 has loose find tuners.
@@jed_shred_guitarsI'm wondering, do you have any "play" when using the Floyd arm on the 1984? I have one and wish I knew how to make it tight like you can with the newer screw on arms...
The Gotoh arm has internal threads ....so you can lower it about 3/8th's of an inch. At least mine does.
Sand the wood underneath the nut, not the nut itself!
I know what you mean on slop and some play on the arm. An easy fix , is to place a small spring from a fountain pen . Cut it to the desired length and drop it into the trem cavity and presto.
Thanks for this, it helped me narrow down my options a lot. Any opinion on the Schaller Lockmeister? Also, why are the current Original Floyds not as good as the 1984?
I wish the gotoh studs weren't so freaking big and were just a direct replacement; perhaps they're more stable and less susceptible to wood expansion/contraction? Something that plagues a lot of basswood bodies is the wood drying out a lot more over time and things getting loose.
Seriously. Such a genius design
Totally agree!! I bought the gotoh and had to buy the Floyd studs seperate
What tuning and gauge are you using and how many springs did you need?
what's your opinion on the Jackson guitars made in Indonesia? The X series SLX DX?
Very curious- did you leave your stock floyd posts in the V that has the Gotoh? I have seen videos make the 1996t flutter like mad. My experience mirrors yours...it doesn't flutter well...I am beginning to think that while the floyd posts are smaller and thus work, their "groove" or flange for the knife edge is just not quite right for the Gotoh.
What model is that Rhoades? Looks awesome
What is your opinion of the saddles on the Gotoh? They look rounded off and smoother than any Floyd I've seen. I also like the slopung shape of the front saddle, looks strong too.
They look cool and are very comfortable. Maybe a little too futuristic for sound guitars. The saddles are much lighter that Floyd rose original, but don’t seem to be wearing any faster. It thinks of part of what makes the Gotoh so precise rather than smooth like the Floyd.
One has a block so you can't go wah wah, ones chrome one is steel as long as I can blue steel both of which I have on the gotoh. The gotoh you can beat someone in the head with if you angle it right, its really dense, and some of the parts protrude. The Floyd kinda sucks on stock, production model guitars.... we will see how it is on a custom build. They make multiple versions of them.
The edge/gotoh locking studs are superior design its too bad they arent smaller. And the gotoh/edge having one straight knife edge is also way better because the studs can't be lined up 100% perfect all the time. I like the push in arm. I need a new trem for my mike shannon soloist, I'm thinking about the 1984 but you said it needs shimmed?
Just installed it, you take the stock shim out and its good. Tuning stability is still an issue although it ia better than the factory OFR. The big block would not fit in my top mount :(
Should've went with the gotoh
Can you interchange a block from the Gotoh onto a 1984? Do the base plate mounting hole match up?
Ordered the Gotoh GE1996T for my Wolfgang. I also have a FR 37mm brass block I think may work with it? Thanks for the info.
I'm thinking of doing the same thing for my Korean made Wolfgang, how did the Gotoh fit your Wolfgang bridge?
@@PB-1 It is still at the shop but I should know in a few weeks. I will let you know!
@@azcoyote007 hope it all works for you, please let me know! I am really interested in that bridge.
Hey guys. Same guitar. Let me know too
you growing tonewoods in that tent back there?
You can bend the arm on the 84. heat it up first. I have a wooden block with a hole drilled for this, tightly screwed in a vice and it works for me. FWIW. I like my arms low at the bridge but at a bigger angle.
LoL. Came here to check up Gotoh, met a fellow grower XD
People say if you don't change the studs for the Gotoh and leave the FR in you guitar it will go out of tune. I guess those massive studs are designed for the Gotoh and they shoul go together if you want the best out of the bridge. I just ordered a Gotoh 1996 and I;m gonna try wit the FR studs before drilling the guitar. It's irreversibel and I kinda non't like the idea.
I’ve installed a few gotohs with the fr studs and never had an issue. I don’t see how there could possibly be an issue mechanically.
The Gotoh is the best design, they've taken the concept and run with it. To my mind it's better than any of the trems they make for Ibanez. The stud lock and the screw in arm with the allen screw to tighten it, is a better design as well.
I like the Lockmeister that Schaller make, over the 1984, and definitely the 1000, because it's every bit as good as a Floyd, better made, with quality steel and hardened allen bolts as well, but at about half the price. It's a direct replacement for any OFR as well, whereas the Gotoh usually needs modifications to the guitar.
Did you have to install the Gotoh Bridge Posts? Or is the Gotoh on the Floyd Bridge Posts?
Great shit
Thank you
I'm a fan of Gotohs, but I disagree on the fine tuners. The range is shorter. For most it will be perfectly fine. In my case I set the low E close to flush this way I can fine tune back to drop D. However, the fine tuners are was smoother than my OFR 1984 and my Schaller ones.
Did you swap the posts when installing the Gotoh? Nice vid
No, the Gotoh ones are huge but really nice. Most fully recessed Floyd’s won’t accept the Gotoh studs
And have the screw inside the posts to lock the heaight adjustment screw down..the Gotoh height screws have coarse threads and the Floyd Roses have much finer threads.@@jed_shred_guitars
Great video. How about the Schaller made in Germany?
Would you say a floyd rose 1000 is pretty reliable when setup properly with stainless steel string block bolts and nut screws? I'm getting a ESP LTD SD2 and sammy duet said to upgrade the string blocks and maybe see about a "trem-o-bite" I'm not sure if that's what it's called or not just curious about the Floyd rose 1000 reliabl
I've had a couple of these for many years, one 6 string one on a BC Rich, and a 7 string one on a Schecter.
All I can tell you is that in my experience they are fine, although the arm tends to wobble (not a problem if you don't like the bar "tight", but I do), and the hex screws are shit, so I've replaced mine with better quality ones (Schaller) and a new trem arm (also made by Schaller). The upgrades are fairly cheap, so it's not a problem, I've found. the big things with these is they actually have proper steel saddles, and a brass block as standard, unlike the crappy "Special"!!! No cracking or splitting saddles to worry about!!
They aren't as good as the Original Floyd (which is ridiculously priced now) or the Schaller Lockmeister (Floyd killer, they are as good if not better than an OFR)!). I don't go crazy with the bar, and I have a light touch, so maybe if you are a heavy user and abuse it you might have a problem, but the one in my BC Rich is very good quality, and even the black coating is still intact after more than a decade.🤔😁
Sounds awesome, I'm probably gonna look at a Shaller or Gotoh' tremolo but before I do that I'd upgrade the tuners first, yeah my second licensed floyd rose has been through ALOT, however it has kept up but it does have a lot of wear on it, but as for reliable, it is. Sorta.
But there's a company coming around for new FR style tremolos and Brandon ellis from black dahlia murder uses them I can't quite remember the name but I think they're from Turkey they look EXTREMELY FANCY almost like you wouldn't want to touch it. 😂
Curious how your FR 1000 has held up? I got one on a new LTD black metal and it was immediately failing to return to pitch. One of the posts was leaning slightly so I think that’s probably the reason, but when I removed the trem the posts and knife edges already had visible wear on them. Might have just been paint scraping off but not good either way imo. Anyway I sent that one back and now waiting for an E-II with an OFR. Hesitant to buy another guitar with an FR 1000 after that experience.
Put some graphite on the screw on type. It will swing but you can tighten it to where there is no play.
Im curious to see if the Gotoh will flutter more with a bigger block, seems to be the only difference between the two
How can the stiffer Gotoh be thmore articulate? I dont gettit.
That Soloist!!!
I'm sure someone has probably pointed this out to you by now, but the GE1996T is not just a push in. You push it in, and then screw it down to the height you want, and then tighten the allen screw to adjust the tightness/floppiness of it. That's why it's sitting up so high. You did not screw it in, and then tighten the allen screw to adjust it. Then, you just unscrew it, and pull it back out, to take it back off.
Is it possible that you have a different style arm/bushing? You cannot screw something that doesn’t have threads. I think what’s happening is it’s easier to push the bar all the way down when you push and turn at the same time.
@@jed_shred_guitars
There are threads inside of mine. And every other one I've ever seen. Maybe you have the wrong whammy arm for that particular tremolo? Could you have possibly mixed it up with something else?
I mean, I also have a Floyd Rose, with the push in arm, and that one does not have threads. But it would definitely fit into my GOTOH. Did you read the instructions? I think that's how I found out.
@@SloppyGoat
Yup...all mine have internal threads. That is why there is a screw on the bottom of the trem arm holder.
@@KaosII1968
It's even that way in the PDF file. And on the GOTOH site. Every picture of it, you can plainly see the inside threaded arm. It's also in the instructions.
cool
A little more volume...a heap more gain...Bill and Ted will pop up in the video!
Getting total Ted Logan vibes 😉
Ibanez Edge from the higher end stuff. Satch Vai Herman Li etc
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Edge and Lo Pro Edge. Those are the best.
Gotoh 1988 and 1996
Opinion on kahler?
I wish there were more of them out there.
Well, since the original Floyd is constantly out of stock, my choice has been kinda made for me.
The Gotoh GE1996T costs half of what the Floyd Rose Original does
It's an absolute steal for the price .
Sophia trems do locking posts
Are you growing weed? I see that tent :)
I have a little flower garden 😂
Original Floyd or Schaller every time. !!!!!!!!!!
What's the Gotoh 1996T made of? It's powder metal (iron) for the saddle and the sub saddle (baseplate) is made of zinc which is a soft metal. Their website only says "specially processed steel saddle" That doesn't say Hardened steel.. if you email them they'll tell you. So my question for everyone is...how is this tremolo superior when its made of inferior materials than the Floyd Rose Special. FRS has zinc saddles and sustain block but the baseplate is steel and spot hardened knife edges. Anyway...the more you know...💥
Completely wrong . The Gotoh's last forever and are rock solid . The Specials are the biggest pieces of shit on the planet there is NO COMPARISON .
@@herbcanter2114 prove it. The Gotoh has a zinc saddle. They do not list materials and construction on their website, they’re vague in emails and avoid questions about anything other than the saddle. My point is, you people say the Gotoh is on par with the OFR and it’s factual not. The price point alone proves it’s made of lower quality materials… you get what you pay for, that’s true in everything not just guitar parts or tremolo systems.
I’m satisfied the Gotoh has Spot hardened knife edges just like the Special does… and until I see proof otherwise it’s going to fall into the same category as a FRS in my opinion.
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El.titulo del video deberia llamarse como quitarle la originalidad a una jackson RR24 rhoads venia super bien equipada de fabrica pero bueno nada que hacer
16:03 you said deez nuts
The best fulcrum is the Kahler Steeler Pro. They're coming out by Christmas 2023
if they're coming out soon, how do you know they're the best?
i think the original is milled and the 1000 is stamped
No, both are cast then the knife edges are machined.
The type and amount of flutter is all in the springs you use....has nothing to do with the bridge.
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10:57 what? 😂😂😂
I like the Sophia idea but you have to have a Math degree to figure it out.
My experience with the Gotoh: If you can't or do not want to drill for the gotoh inserts and posts, then do not waste your time or money. The Floyd posts will not work with the gotoh. The bridge knife edge will slide around on the treble side post and will be wildly out of pitch. Pay twice the money and get a Schaller or OFR instead. Gotoh on Floyd posts is a trash setup. I wasted my time and money on this shit and will need to swap the Gotoh out. I'm pretty annoyed.
Call me biased. But, anything made in Germany is gonna be superior. The original is the only one to go for.
Nope.
The FR Original is a high quality bridge, but it's overpriced in comparison to the Schaller Lockmeister and Gotoh GE1996T.
I have experience with them all and the Ibanez specific designs.
The Lockmeister pretty much is the FR, just direct from Schaller.
The Gotoh has beautifully bevelled saddle edges and there's no reason why the Japanese cannot match the metallurgy of the Germans.
@@pauln6803 Nope! You're nope!
@@spookybaba
Sigh... Children.
@@pauln6803 🤣🤣who'd have 'em??
none of those , i prefer fu tone floyd and sophia 2.92 +
Korean 1000 series would not feel the same as OFR cause its saddles made of shitty soft Zinc Alloy . Which wears out in a year or so.
The best ones are : Schaller Lockmeister , OFR, Gotoh.
The 1000 has all steel and brass construction.
It's the Special that has the dog shit zinc alloy saddles that wear and cause problems in short order.
The 1000 series is claimed to match the specs of the Schaller made FR Original, but reports seem to indicate patchy tuning stability, with some units being fine and others not.
This could be down to some batches having inaccurately machined knife edges or lack of adequate material hardening.
@@pauln6803 The catalogue of my guitar Venom Dean Zelinsky ( made in China) shows that FR is 1000 series.
@@ivanyokhna
Interesting...
The 1000/1500 is supposed to share the same specs as the Schaller made FR Original.
There's one way to be sure and that's checking if a strong magnet will stick to the saddles.
The Schaller FR and Lockmeister are all steel except for the spring block and will attract a magnet.
I've tested the Lockmeister and can confirm that a magnet will pull against the whole saddle and baseplate.
I don't have anything with a 1000 to rest.
@@pauln6803 Saddles failed the magnet test, its 100% Zinc Alloy
@@ivanyokhna
Unless it's labelled as a Special, someone has done something sneaky.
Did you buy the guitar new?
The 84 is an original floyd with brass fine tuners, brass block, old-style wood screw studs and old style arm. It's not a different product. Same quality as the original. The 1000 SUCKS (for me). Good tremolo but not great. The gotoh is awesome! i think only the saddles are hardened steel not the baseplate
They don’t advertise it, but if you get a current production ofr and 84 in your hands you’ll see what I mean. When I say current production ofr I mean ones that come on current production guitars (ofr, not 1000 series). Maybe the retail ones are as good as the 84.
@@jed_shred_guitars got 2x OFR (german made) and brand new 1000... OFR sniffs them (1000) for breakfast. However it works but not good as OFR.
@@jed_shred_guitarscan you be more specific about what’s wrong with the OEM originals?
Clueless, full of wrong information.
Only one company makes floyd rose. That is floyd rose. The others are locking tremolo systems. Floyd rose is the name of the company not the name of the system. Everyone gets that wrong. They can be licensed by floyd rose. But it still is not a floyd rose. And make no mistake the actual floyd rose is the best hands down. Although Ibanez makes a great locking trem system. No need to upgrade it.
Floyd Rose doesn't make its own bridges.
Production is entirely outsourced, so you cannot argue that only one company makes a Floyd Rose as there are several hardware companies that are contracted to manufacture bridges and locking nuts on behalf of the Floyd Rose company.
And since the patents ran out some years ago, there is no longer any need to licence the locking saddle design.
@pauln6803 only a floyd rose is a floyd rose. A Kahler is a kahler not a floyd rose. It is the name of the company not just the product. Just like a band aid. That is actually the company name. Not the product. And where a company has their products made does not mean other companies become them. Many companies have their products made in Korea or China. It is still that company. Now there is licensed Floyd roses. Meaning they have the right to make their own from thier design. But it is still not a floyd rose. They are lock nut floating bridges. And Floyd rose made the first one. But no that does not make every company that makes a lock nut floating tremolo a floyd rose.
My only concern is tuning stability. Is the gotoh on par with floydrose originals???
I have a lot of experience with FR original and FR licensed bridges. In my opinion, the Gotoh is a little better than the original FR, and blows the 1000 out of the water. The palm comfort and attention to detail on the Gotoh is just better, stability seems identical to the FR original, but the machining and plating are just a little better (plus you can get two Gotoh's for the price of an original FR).
I really don't care if it flutters. It's not something that adds any musical value to anything, in my opinion. I have my GOTOH set up with enough tension that it doesn't flutter, on purpose.
Very good tutorial love this vid brought me back up 2s>(peed.) I just following your advice get a 42 mil drilled out Gotoh i dont have time4it.
Interesding read:
Thanks 4video very informative. Best of least evils.
Yea I chose a Gotoh Floyd 4my build.
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Has a sweet spot. Lol current string tension aint it.
Thtrem concept began such that when string break u just loosen tuner lengthen clamp string back in thtrem vice where it broke, fixed!
U get 9lives per string no1 gets that 2this day lol.
Strings dont wear out lol. Thats marketing lie.
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Bad is now good, good is now bad thumbs down NOT ALLOWED.
Van Halen didnt know th Frabkendiamond he held in his hand. He left thFrankenstrat. When some1 buys my "Frank" ebay yea. They will2. Thpond waters have flipped. With people 5star reviewing thmuck clouding their vision.
U cant give a poison person Heaven. U cant. Yahweh stated "they will tear their house down with their bare hands."
And then they will turn around &rip u 2pieces.
10 years ago had a famous You Tube channel famous musicians subbed when i uploaded tapes of when I re produced their songs on guitar back in 1987. Then Yahweh told us no point in speaking 2them anymore. We were sent 2make a change. He shut us down. I closed thchannel.
Satan then went 2court in Heaven &won &downloaded his "pandemic."
Most every1 now Plasticines without Yahwehs DNA anymore.
Back then I sent out angels 2design me, us an amp up 2very limited extent ofcourse bcuz we rule in thmidst of our enemies. If any Plasticine out there wants 2know which amp it is? let me know?? (a cold deadly silence)
Still,
"Blessed is thsound of crickets."
My Jap Wolf selling 4up 2 5k ebay now.
Yea I thought why not I would go ahead buy me that amp go ahead start p>)laying again.)
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