Hey gang,
I've had a hate-hate with Ibanez for quite some time now. For verification, check this thread: http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/equipment/269903-am-i-only-guy-who-hates-ibanez.html
Well, I had one come in the other day & it was shockingly awesome. 7 strings, 26.5" scale, & pure unholy tone. And the best part: A stable trem.
The model was the RGD2127Z Prestige 7-String. It's got a new trem that uses 2 sets of springs for a precise zero-point that you actually have to exert force on to get moving. Meaning, it's stable for rhythm playing!
Check it out:
I like the fact that it comes with built-in spring dampers (the little black rings) and the knob at the top is for adjusting the trem's angle for tuning changes. No more hauling out the phillips-head screwdriver! Nice.
I got to play it last weekend & was blown away by the tone. I'll be recording it this Saturday, so I'll get some clips up ASAP.
I think I'm gonna buy one. It ain't cheap though.
I've had a hate-hate with Ibanez for quite some time now. For verification, check this thread: http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/equipment/269903-am-i-only-guy-who-hates-ibanez.html
Well, I had one come in the other day & it was shockingly awesome. 7 strings, 26.5" scale, & pure unholy tone. And the best part: A stable trem.
The model was the RGD2127Z Prestige 7-String. It's got a new trem that uses 2 sets of springs for a precise zero-point that you actually have to exert force on to get moving. Meaning, it's stable for rhythm playing!
Check it out:
I like the fact that it comes with built-in spring dampers (the little black rings) and the knob at the top is for adjusting the trem's angle for tuning changes. No more hauling out the phillips-head screwdriver! Nice.
I got to play it last weekend & was blown away by the tone. I'll be recording it this Saturday, so I'll get some clips up ASAP.
I think I'm gonna buy one. It ain't cheap though.