[heffergm]

Originally Posted by ibznorange

Last i heard Guitar Asylum had some in stock, including black

Nope. I was on them for weeks about getting one, never materialised.

[Lee]

Anybody try Warmoth? Their website doesn't say anything about them being out of stock.

[Drew]

They're liscensed OFR7's, though. No word on by who, either. The Gotoh is supposed to be quite good, IIRC, but a lot of the others are iffy.

Or maybe it's the Schaller that a lot of people have been impressed with...?

[ibznorange]

They only have OFR 6ers though, no 7s. Just shitty LFR 7s, which the whole point of most people trying to find an OFR7 is to avoid

[Lee]

Woops. I wasn't paying attention to the "licensed" part

[Randy]

Originally Posted by Drew

They're liscensed OFR7's, though. No word on by who, either. The Gotoh is supposed to be quite good, IIRC, but a lot of the others are iffy.

Or maybe it's the Schaller that a lot of people have been impressed with...?

Schaller is what I heard... and they're pricey SOBs.

[Drew]

Ok, original post updated with measurements!

[Drew]

Originally Posted by Drew

You know, just eyeballing this, this should work. The "shoulders" of the trem are just as deep as the narrower part on this picture, whereas on the PWH there's an extra 3/4," although the "tail" of the trem only sticks out a similar distance as the depth of the shoulders.

[ohio_eric]

Suhr and Ernie Ball both used the Gotoh licensed Floyd FWIW

[scott from _actual time_]

Originally Posted by Drew

You know, just eyeballing this, this should work.

yep. the 540S7 Lo-Pro routes are also similarly longer toward the strap button, and deeper, than 7620 Lo-Pro routes. dunno why they changed the design--as a builder i always prefer leaving as much wood as possible--but in this case it's working in your favor.