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| rdfs:comment | - Do note that the Edge Zero's pivot is based on knife edges while the ZR2 relies on ball-bearings. Both of them were introduced at the same time along with the SynchroniZR. These three tremolos make use of the Zero Point System:
* Edge Zero w/ ZPS3 (later ZPS3Fe),
* ZR2 w/ ZPS3,
* SynchroniZR w/ ZPS-FX. Both the Edge Zero and ZR2 were discontinued at the same in the US because of lawsuits in 2014, and were replaced by the Edge and the Lo-Pro Edge reissues on high-end models. A seven-string version of this bridge is known as the Edge Zero-7.
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| Caption | - The Edge Zero on the RG3770Z
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| abstract | - Do note that the Edge Zero's pivot is based on knife edges while the ZR2 relies on ball-bearings. Both of them were introduced at the same time along with the SynchroniZR. These three tremolos make use of the Zero Point System:
* Edge Zero w/ ZPS3 (later ZPS3Fe),
* ZR2 w/ ZPS3,
* SynchroniZR w/ ZPS-FX. Both the Edge Zero and ZR2 were discontinued at the same in the US because of lawsuits in 2014, and were replaced by the Edge and the Lo-Pro Edge reissues on high-end models. The Edge Zero II introduced in 2011, despite its name does not aim at replacing the Edge Zero but rather replaces the Edge III on the same line of budget models. A seven-string version of this bridge is known as the Edge Zero-7.
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