Yes, they went back into production. They are being made overseas. I hear the quality is amazingly good.
The US HP2 I had, had the same FR that was on my 96 Peavey Wolfgang. As far as this new one made in Czech, I have no idea.
The one I had sounded great but needed a fair amount of work to get in usable condition. There was little to no finish on the neck, the bridge pickup was cocked and there were multiple finish flaws. Of course the intonation was way out and it needed a truss rod adjustment. I did like the the coil splitting but the knobs they used were terrible and loose. They were really slacking at Peavey.
To be honest not the worst thing. Their attention to detail there is illustrated in their devotion to the greatest Pilsners.
I have had some awesome Peavey gear over the last 35 years, so I will give them a pass.
I have a Peavey Firenza with soapbar pups, the quality far exceeded it's price tag. Peavey was always great American made stuff.
I have a friend that bought one when they 1st came out. I forget what number he has but the fine tuners on his were really really scratchy, when he would try to fine tune they would jump to where he had a lot of problems tuning it. Hes contacted Peavey and hes been dealing with them for a year now still nothing has been done about it they tell him to go through Guitar Center and Guitar Center says there's nothing we can do. Other than that it is a really nice guitar.
Probably a 1000 series. Personally, I've always had problems with their fine tuners out of the box. They need lubed up to make them more workable. Some of the 1000 series Floyd's can be real hit/miss. I've had some work well, some plain garbage. And even those that worked well, were after some TLC. My Ibanez Prestige's Edge just blows them away.
It said Peavey on the tremolo. If it was the 1000 series I'd be pissed getting that tremelo on a $2500 guitar.
It was a GOTOH Floyd, and IMO just as good if not better than an actual Floyd Rose.