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Yes but I would need to know how to maintain the FR tremolo.

I bought this guitar because I wanted a super Strat and a more aggressive sounding pickups. The guitar was in impeccable condition when I unboxed it. Everything was perfect with the guitar when I received it. I didn't check string height and all that but it felt good to play. This was my first FR tremolo guitar, before purchasing it I did a lot of research on how to maintain the tremolo system and I was confident to deal with it. Upon arrival, I tuned up the guitar, locked the nut, used the fine tuners, and I was good for a couple of days. Then it was a little out of tune, stretched out the strings and tuned it up again. I was good for a couple of days. It was slightly out of tune again so I repeated the string stretching process and tuned up. As soon as I tuned up and started to play, it was out of tune. It kept going flat every time that I tuned it, the tuner would say it's perfect, but I strum a chord and it's a little bit flat. I started noticing in standard tuning the string tension was getting tighter and tighter but it wasn't in tune then I tuned to half a step down. Then I noticed the tremolo was going deeper into the body, it was never like that before. Finally, I'm like I'm done with this tremolo system, if it was a cheaper guitar, I would of worked with it but I wasn't going to take chances with expensive guitar and I don't want to go to the guitar store every time I change strings to have it set up. The FR system is a great evolution for the tremolo system but it's not my cup of tea. The pickups sounds was good for me but it didn't sound so great coming out my modified DS-1. I ended up getting a Les Paul Jr with a very simple bridge and a mean P-90, go figure, lol. Another thing I couldn't get along with was the string spacing on the guitar, it's a 17" radius and doing single note picking was awkward. Either way I'm giving the guitar 5 stars because it's a great guitar but not for me.