Schaller Lockmeister 6 Trem 32 Block BC

I bought this to replace the stock Edge-3 trem on my Ibanez RG350DX. Installation was a breeze. Sounds immaculate with loads of sustain. Increased the ‘quickness’ of response for some reason. Stays in tune for days. This is a premium upgrade and trust me i have played and tried every bridge on the market and i have found that this is the holy grail.

I bought this trem because the OEM licensed Floyd Rose on my 93 Dana Scoop had broken a component (One of the little metal blocks to hold the string ends.)
The Schaller is a far better model and came with a ton of options for setup including 3 sets of springs.

It's really well made and the trembar is super tight with no play whatsoever meaning you can get those crazy hit the whammy bar for crazy vibrato tones.
It's also quite heavy so sustain is better.
All in all a far superior Floyd Rose trem to the OEM one it replaced.

It's the best tremolo by far. It's basically an original Floyd rose with Schaller's stamp on it. Excellent quality and much improved tone! Highly recommended.

I have always used Schaller equipment and pieces but this tremolo exceeds my prior "perfectissimo" expectations.

The finish and quality is visible at first sight. Then after mounting it I found that is even more stable as prior versions/models I bought in the past. Easy to mount and mantain. Always in tune.

The last 3 lockmeister tremolos I had, were perfect. But this, in particular, is the summum.

Words are unnecessary about this tremolo system. One of the most stable and highest quality tremolos on the market. Tune holds great, it's a huge difference compared to cheap stock floyd.

Extremely high quality and precision, when you talk about floating point bridges, even talking about the material and finishing.

Better made then all other copies....
Made in the same plant as the FR.

Love that it has a smaller footprint. And isn’t made in China.

Even better all types of Floyd rose systems,it’s been made in Germany

top quality product and easy installation