Love the guitar. One of my biggest gear regrets is selling the EVH and Axis that I used to own. Sold it because I was endorsing ESP at the time and never really got a chance to play the EBMM's. You got a great deal, as you already know.
While I'm here, I have a question/favor to ask of you or any other EVH/Axis owner... would any of you be willing to take a look under the saddles of your MM/Gotoh Floyd and tell me (or take a picture) of their method of shimming the bridge's stock 14" radius up to match the 10" radius of the fretboard?
I'm having a custom guitar built for me that (obviously, a little inspired by the EBMM's) will have a 10" fb radius, and I am using a Gotoh FR on it. I know the OFR achieves its 10" radius by using a 1-piece shim underneath the A, D, G, & B saddles. I believe that removing this brings the radius to 12" however, not 14" as on the Gotoh.
I will see what I can dig up from my parts box or something to compensate you for your time.
I took the gotoh floyd apart when I cleaned the guitar and their is no shim under the saddles. I believe they achieve the radius by changing the height of each individual saddle and then they are installed in the correct position to achieve the correct radius. I didn't know the gotoh had a 14" radius?? I have a set of graphtechs inbound so I will take a pic of the bridge when I take it aprt again...
Thanks.