It's an interesting new take, similar to the one Fender tried 30 years ago, and also to the NFT Floyd Rose. However, experience tells me that because this system is still not accounting for every factor related to tuning stability, it probably won't work well enough for me. I am not a crazy-go-nuts trem abuse either. But I am crazy-go-nuts about staying in tune.
I'll just stick with Floyd Rose. "Clipping ball ends..." be damned. When you add up all the time and maintenance necessary to keep a trem system in tune, a FR trem is a time saver in my experience. With a FR system you don't have to flip the guitar over six times when changing strings to load them from the back (yes, I know you could load them all at once in the same flip, but I'm being hyperbolic to strengthen my argument), and you don't have to dork around with lubing the nut all the time. You don't have to waste time tuning and retuning because you think you hear something amiss, and then more time trying to figure our what part of your trem system is the culprit.
You just string it up, and it works.
