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Fixed bridge RG style 7-string with an Alder body. Blank headstock with a slightly modified Ibanez shape.
Body: Alder
Neck: Maple
Fretboard: Rosewood w/ dot inlay
Frets: Jumbo
Bridge: Fixed with Graphtech String Saver saddles (string through body)
Bridge PU: EMG81-7 @ 18 volts
Neck PU: EMG81-7 @ 18 volts
Direct mount pickups
3-way switch
The neck profile is shaped after a Wizard 7 neck but slightly flatter.
Fretwork is solid, little wear and freshly polished. Plays great, tone is well balanced and slightly mid focused due to the alder body (try finding an RG7 thats not basswood/mahogany)
The EMG 81-7's are tight as, and the 18 volt mod gives you more headroom and preserves dynamics. Graphtech string saver saddles prevent string breakage and look completely awesome at the same time. Yes, it will djent. It sounds great with passives installed as well.
Great condition overall, there are a few minor dings here and there that have been touched up and are pretty hard to spot. Slight corrosion on the screws and neckplate. One machine head has been replaced with a gotoh style unit. works and looks the same. Currently setup to ADGCFAD but can be setup to buyer's preference. Lowest string machine head can accomodate a .70 at least with no problems. Currently strung with a 68.
I'm asking for $700.
The EMGs and circuitry would probably cost about $300 alone, not to mention the Graphtech saddles, so you'd be getting a solid fixed bridge 7 string djent machine with a unique tone for $400. Not too shabby.
Reluctant sale, but i'm thinning the herd and don't need more than one 7 string. No trades please.
Email nowherecatastrophe AT gmail dot com with your contact number to purchase or for further details.
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Body: Alder
Neck: Maple
Fretboard: Rosewood w/ dot inlay
Frets: Jumbo
Bridge: Fixed with Graphtech String Saver saddles (string through body)
Bridge PU: EMG81-7 @ 18 volts
Neck PU: EMG81-7 @ 18 volts
Direct mount pickups
3-way switch
The neck profile is shaped after a Wizard 7 neck but slightly flatter.
Fretwork is solid, little wear and freshly polished. Plays great, tone is well balanced and slightly mid focused due to the alder body (try finding an RG7 thats not basswood/mahogany)
The EMG 81-7's are tight as, and the 18 volt mod gives you more headroom and preserves dynamics. Graphtech string saver saddles prevent string breakage and look completely awesome at the same time. Yes, it will djent. It sounds great with passives installed as well.
Great condition overall, there are a few minor dings here and there that have been touched up and are pretty hard to spot. Slight corrosion on the screws and neckplate. One machine head has been replaced with a gotoh style unit. works and looks the same. Currently setup to ADGCFAD but can be setup to buyer's preference. Lowest string machine head can accomodate a .70 at least with no problems. Currently strung with a 68.
I'm asking for $700.
The EMGs and circuitry would probably cost about $300 alone, not to mention the Graphtech saddles, so you'd be getting a solid fixed bridge 7 string djent machine with a unique tone for $400. Not too shabby.
Reluctant sale, but i'm thinning the herd and don't need more than one 7 string. No trades please.
Email nowherecatastrophe AT gmail dot com with your contact number to purchase or for further details.
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