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@rock&roll junkie thanks a lot....your wellcome

@curtisa thanks a lot....

well think im going with the original edge tremolo......

@curtisa

Note The item Tremolo Locking-Nut right R3(13120403) has been succesfully added to your cart Tremolo Locking-Nut right « Back Description Versions Technical drawing Downloads Guidelines FAQ Matching locking nuts for our Schaller tremolos. The strings sit just as firmly, but there are no sharp edges that could potentially cause string breakage. Suitable for all common string gauges. Essentially, special studs are used to attach the tremolo, together with their own inserts. These have a fine thread. For special applications, we also supply studs with threads which can be screwed directly into the wooden body (i.e. without inserts).

good information.....i will email Schaller.......for this thing about the nuts 10"

My decision is with the Schaller but I put all this to enrich our knowledge

this is my Neck so helpme please Neck type Years Scale length Width at nut Width at last fret Thickness at 1st fret Thickness at 12th fret Radius Wizard II 1997–2002 648mm/ 25.5" 43mm 56mm 19mm 21mm 400mmR/ 15.75"

@curtisa plese help me here.....i think the block is 32 mm, but the neck nut dont know....so here the schaller page, https://www.schaller-electronic.com/hp761159/Schaller-Tremolo-right.htm

the instrument is special for me, and no more talk....lest work with the Schaller think is better and you maked the measures so the way to go is that....i think will be better

Originally Posted by Obsessive Compulsive Go for it dude. Butch the hell out of that sucker. I think everybody should embrace the original Edge, the most stable, toughest looking, smoothest feeling tremolo ever made. Don't worry too much about milimeters. It should fit any guitar with modern flat radius. Take it from me, an actual convert...ha...ha.. I've done it to my 90s USA superstrat. What you should worry about is the scale length cause it will affect intonation. And don't go half ass. Why go for the Edge Zero (ii, iii, iv, whatever), if you are going to hack the hell out of that guitar anyway. Get the best, the original! In the photo below you can see the old holes (now covered with dowels) where the old one used to sit in.

some body talled me this in other forum....

https://www.schaller-electronic.com/hp761159/Schaller-Tremolo-right.htm Neck type Years Scale length Width at nut Width at last fret Thickness at 1st fret Thickness at 12th fret Radius Wizard II 1997–2002 648mm/ 25.5" 43mm 56mm 19mm 21mm 400mmR/ 15.75" 2004 648mm/ 25.5" 43mm 56mm 19mm 21mm 430mmR 2005–2009 648mm/ 25.5" 43mm 56mm 19mm 21mm 400mmR/ 15.75" 2010 648mm/ 25.5" 43mm 58mm 19mm 21mm 400mmR/ 15.75"

https://www.schaller-electronic.com/hp761159/Schaller-Tremolo-right.htm

i found this on a Schaller website Our long-term experience with the production of Double locking tremolos has gone into the development of this identical tremolo. Exchangeable knife edges made of hardened steel and cast steel saddles, combined with a solid tremolo block provide perfect sound transmission and an extremely long sustain. Also available as lefthand version. The tremolo radius is 12", the radius of the nut element is 10" for the R2- or R3-Nut (see under Guidelines). All tremolo systems are supplied complete with nut (please choose R1-R10, see under "guidelines") (standard: R2), string retainers, springs, height adjustment screws, Allen wrench and mounting accessories. We supply tremolo blocks in heights of 32, 37 and 42mm. (standard: 42mm) When ordering, please specify the required block length and nut. with reinforced inlays Radius 12" Special studs with additional inserts are used to mount the tremolo onto the instrument. The inserts have a fine thread. We also supply studs with threads which enable the studs to be specify screwed into the wood body of the instrument directly, i.e. without inserts. For the sake of simplicity, only the right-handed versions of our products are shown in the product images. The dimensions of our Schaller Tremolo are exactly the same as the dimensions of both the Floyd Rose Tremolo and our LockMeister Tremolo. You can easily replace your Floyd Rose Tremolo or your LockMeister Tremolo with a Schaller Tremolo. This also applies to all replacement parts! String lock inserts The back of the string lock inserts is numbered with 0,1 and 2. 0 is for the D and G strings, 1 is for the A and B strings and the number 2 is for both E strings.

wao good good yehhhhh......is a very helpfull information if there is more please go a head

this is very helpfull for me since I really like this bridge Schaller but I had discarded it because my luthier spoke to me about the problem of the 12-inch radius and my neck of 16 inch...can you explain me very well with pictures the thing about saddles and nuts change...cause this Schaller come with all....

yes I appreciate much the help that is provided to me, I will continue to post the works and the improvements to be able to help others who want to do it.....now the question is wish tremole use for this......jejejejej

yes I want to make a modification that serves to raise this guitar level, I want to know what you think if i change the Saddles for a double locking one and the bras block

excellent information well ¿if i change the saddles and the bras? i was thinking in a Schaller https://www.allparts.com/SB-0290-003-Schaller-Floyd-Rose-Locking-Tremolo_p_3254.html but cause the 12" radius i change my mine but wiht this idea can be done

thanks please check the photo.....i want to inprove my bridge.....and want to make it with a good one......

Sure please .... I want the steps you can do the project, please .... I want to know how to adapt it in my Ibanez S270 I think it is 400 mm 16 inch radius......so please all you can do please....video all