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17 kwi 2008 · It happened with the older TRS tremolos, it happened with the Edge Pro II and it happens with the Edge III. If you don't use the trem much, it might last you much longer, but it's...
19 paź 2008 · Why claim the Edge III is a good tremolo system after you've been saying that in the other thread? Click to expand... Last time i have used an ILT trem like their entry level Gio's and those TRS trem of my cousins Old Rg's.
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.
The Edge III is a double locking tremolo system developed and produced for Ibanez which was introduced in 2005. It eventually replaced the Edge Pro II. As with most other double locking tremolos, it is based on a design pioneered by Floyd Rose.
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...
26 kwi 2013 · I am not a fan of edge tremolos for the reasons he listed. I also hate the cost of them. An edge replacement is considerably more expensive than a Floyd, and to top it off any parts cost too much to be worth replacement as well.
28 lip 2010 · If I remember correctly, the OFR and Edge Pro trems are both direct replacements for the Edge 3, and both are very good systems. Click to expand... The OFR will need a little work to fit right, not as much as other systems, but it isn't a guaranteed drop in replacement like the Edge Pro.
