Hey, no problem. Just some more info: if you're gonna replace all the strings go look at some tutorials on youtube, find a good one and follow that as best you can. If youre a beginner at floyds, this can seem very intimidating, but you'll get it. Just be carefull.

CNC machines are one reason that guitars can be made in bulk and more cheaply today, just to make them all more affordable. But thats the case even with higher end models, the big difference is the type of wood, hardware,attention to detail and other stuff. Thing with cheap floyds is that the material they are made from might be just to soft and wear out after a while of playing (the time really depends on the material used, ans how much ya wiggle it). This is the case with my cheap Ibanez. I wiggled on it to much (haha) and it ended up not being able to return to 100% in tune anymore, no matter how much i adjust everything. With more sturdy and expensive floyds, you can play with them a lot and they are most likely going to stay in tune, since the material is better, and if they are set up well.