Thanks for the sites!

Hmmm, I saw a $55 licensed Floyd-style tremolo at that guitarheads place, I've never seen them before. If it's double locking and not just single locking, I might get it.

I was thinking aboiut getting an OFR from http://guitarpartsdepot.com/

Yeah, I got in touch with them at 1 am with some questions about their licensed Floyd, and they answered almost immediately, very good customer service. But the main thing I don't like about licensed Floyds is that you can't find parts for them, so I think I'm going to go with the OFR at Guitar Parts Depot. They have the OFR for the same price ($170) at http://warmoth.com/ , but Warmoth doesn't take paypal.

Wow that's too bad, I like using Paypal.

http://www.allparts.com has some good stuff also, but haven't purchased from their site yet. I have gotten their parts through one of the local dealers. Looking to see if they take Paypal, need some Gibby parts!

Well, I got the Floyd blocks from http://www.axcessories.com/index.htm that I was expecting, and that fixed the problem of the string coming out of the saddle when I'd tune it up.

Whew, my floyded guitar is working again :)

Thanks Humstrat, I just added that site to my favorites. Some of their prices are pretty good. May just order a new toggle for the Epi from there. Nice to know they take Paypal!

I was a little reluctant to recommend AXcessories, because the Floyd I have is an XFRT100 (see pic) that I ordered from them. It needed new saddle inserts, so I wonder just how "new" some of their stuff is. They offered to send me some inserts free of charge. I said sure, but the ones they sent were used and didn't work. So I went ahead and ordered two sets of their Floyd Rose Original String Blocks. They were brand new and worked fine, so that was a big relief.

And at the $29.95 the Floyd cost, I really can't complain.

Also, I ordered a trem stop block from them, and the screw part was too big for the nut part :-/ So I have to return that and hope they send me the 2 parts of the trem stop block that aren't mis-matched. >:(

But they always answer your emails when you ask them a question, and with the $6.95 S&H flat rate, you get the stuff you ordered in about 2 days, no waiting for the e-check to clear. There is no minimum purchase required, either.

is http://www.guitarheads.net/ an ok site to use, it just looks alittle unprofessional?

I have ordered parts from them before, but through their ebay store. That is how I found their site. I have ordered pickups and some misc. hardware from them. They are always quick to answer your questions. From the responses that I have gotten from them they have been very proffessional, just don't seem to have much in stock. I believe they are fairly new, at least with an internet store, but they are very pleasant to deal with.

Hope that helps.