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19 paź 2008 · One of my axes has an Edge III on it, and while it's not the best trem I've used, it's certainly far from the worst. I've had no tuning stability problems, nor have I experienced any particular lack of sustain.
17 kwi 2008 · I noticed that all of these are equipped with an Edge III tremelo. Most of the reviews that I've read on the sites note that the tremelo sucks, but don't explain why, except that the string...
28 lip 2007 · The Edge III is a low-end tremolo, therefore it is prone to wear more quickly, and will probably need to be replaced at some point in the future.. The Edge Pro is a top of the line tremolo, and should never need replacing, if it's fore bearers (the Original Edge and LoPro Edge) are any indication.
Reply. Mark_McQ. •. They don't have hardened knife edges, so they wear over time. Mine is about 4-5 years old and has some wear on it. I briefly replaced it with a Gotoh Floyd and it was a HUGE improvement. Had to put the Edge3 back on as I needed cash, so sold the Gotoh, but plan on putting another on in the future.
26 kwi 2013 · They make you buy a new edge 3 for around 400 bucks. I'd stay away from Edge trems as much as you can simply because ibanez has shown a steady track record of dropping support for the older models and sticking you with huge bills to replace them.
2 maj 2007 · so, how well does this unit stay in tune compared to the ZR and the edge-pro. id like the ZR more if the strings werent so oddly spaced, and adhered to the profile of the fretboard... anyways, all opinions and reviews are welcome, but please do give some sort of explanation whether positive or ne...
20 lip 2009 · @dusty: If you get the guitar with the edge 3 don't rush to go buy a different trem, set the thing up and use it like you normally would. As I said before if you take care of it it'll last a long time.
