Jeff's New Schecter Signature Guitar Ad!
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Rich - Rannoch
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Congrats Jeff. Well deserved imho. 
Absolutely love my Hellraiser 7 string...really nice guitar. Now I'm going to have to go buy one of these too! 
Absolutely love my Hellraiser 7 string...really nice guitar. Now I'm going to have to go buy one of these too! 
raeon
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heheh, Jeff looks so pissed off there =p
That's a sweet model right there.. I have a Schecter C-7 black jack, too bad it doesn't have a tremolo might save some money for this one..
That's a sweet model right there.. I have a Schecter C-7 black jack, too bad it doesn't have a tremolo
might save some money for this one..
Mike
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I like my hellraiser 7 too, I have a Carvin 7 on order but if I don't like it then I will definitely be getting one of these (I miss not having a floyd on my 7 )
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Me neither, but if it's the cross printed behind the text, it's a Fleur de Lis.
Me likes that!
...my first thoughts exactly, along with the "Vampyre" red satin. Are these necks REALLY as wide as they look? I've never played a seven stringer. Might be a good time to check one out; although, I'm not into the maple.
When someone here does play one, please post your thoughts on it.
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On the necks, they are and they aren't. It's really a hard question to answer I find.
I bought a C-7 Blackjack back in early October, and had previously been playing a Jackson DX10D for a number of years. I had been practicing some pretty "stretchy" (fingerwise) sweep patterns, so it wasn't a real big problem for me to get used to the 7 string neck. Now, it feels completely comfortable. Just the other night I pulled out the Jackson just because, and my god does that guitar feel TINY!
So yeah, they're wider. But in all honesty, when you get used to it; you'll wonder how you ever played without the extended scale and neck width. Maybe it's just the quality of this guitar or something, but I can really say that it just feels better in my hands (especially my fretting hand) than any other guitar I've played.
if this neck is the same shape as the current Hellraiser 7 it really shouldn't be
an issue (unless you have tiny hands).
My main gauitar for the last few years has been a USA Jackson SL2H soloist
and it took me about a day to get used to the bigger neck. It's very comfortable. I actually find it easier to play certain things on a 7 neck than a 6 because of the extra romm (especially up past the 12th fret)
an issue (unless you have tiny hands).
My main gauitar for the last few years has been a USA Jackson SL2H soloist
and it took me about a day to get used to the bigger neck. It's very comfortable. I actually find it easier to play certain things on a 7 neck than a 6 because of the extra romm (especially up past the 12th fret)
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DaveIoC
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7 string necks don't feel much larger than 6 string necks, and even if it does feel larger, you'll get used to it very quickly.
Hi Rich,
Where did you get your C-7 Hellraiser as I'm from the U.K. and have been tryin' to get one with no luck.
Where did you get your C-7 Hellraiser as I'm from the U.K. and have been tryin' to get one with no luck.
Blakk Axe
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Damn fine axe.
Wonder how ash sounds with the 707s.
C ya,
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Btw, Ms. A, thanks for the add.
Wonder how ash sounds with the 707s.
C ya,
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Btw, Ms. A, thanks for the add.
my hands are too small for a hellraiser alone, i can only play skinny ibanez 7 string necks. if my hands get bigger by april i might get this guitar for my birthday
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