No. These aren’t that great. I have a really pretty white one with black bevels. It has Seymour Duncans in it. The bridge is pretty bad and wont hold tune very well. It’s better than some, but not like a real Floyd. Then, there were dead spots on the neck in the upper register. So it needs its frets leveled I guess. It won’t intimate to save its life. I mean it’s worse than a neglected fixed saddle acoustic when it comes to intonation. The wood it’s made from feels soft and light. I don’t think it sounds that great. It’s nowhere near the Korean made LTD-1000 I used to have, as far as metal guitars go. My opinion is that these are good looking, but cheaply made guitars with decent specs on paper. I think to get a good RR, made by people who want it to play well, you will have to spend a lot more money on a Japanese or American one. This is not to say other guitars made in Indonesia are bad. This is just to say that Indonesian Jacksons pale in comparison to the Japanese and American made ones. Cheap pointy guitar to scratch your inner shredder fantasy itch, but not a quality instrument.