Re: Matt's 2011 official NAMM thread
Posted: Thu Jan 13, 2011 7:23 am
you mean the middle PUp?jeremyb wrote:I'd be all over the SC models if it wasn't for that neck pickup placement
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you mean the middle PUp?jeremyb wrote:I'd be all over the SC models if it wasn't for that neck pickup placement
Ha, I actually have an Agile! Unfortunately what you say is true.jeremyb wrote:Agile do, but if you ignore all the fanboyism on sevenstring.org you find out they're really poorly finished and need a lot of work to play nicely... shame really!maccayoung wrote:Same. I'm hoping someone will put out an 8 string with passive pickups.jeremyb wrote:Keen for some 8 string pr0n, especiall Stef Carpenter etc..
That sux dude!! Nah I reckon they're just clueless muppets who have never played a decent guitar, I'm only really a beginner player but even I can feel the difference between a crapper and something decent!maccayoung wrote: Ha, I actually have an Agile! Unfortunately what you say is true.
I had to get a bunch of work done to the neck and I find the kahler unusable to the point where I just lock it into position. I don't like how the action hybrid kahler feels and it goes out of tune anyway. People are saying if they're set up correctly they're fine but I had mine set up by a tech and it doesn't stay in tune. I've never had that problem with floyds and I set them up myself and go nuts with the dive bomb wankery.
It seems like a lot of people are happy with their agiles (over on sevenstring.org) though so maybe I just got a dud?
That seems steep for a 200-level guitar. Is it pricier because of the extra strings? (I mean the effect the extra strings necessitate on the other specs of the guitar)NZRS_Matt wrote:ESP are releasing one this year. SC-208. Should be around NZ$1,500 methinks....(to be confirmed)maccayoung wrote:Same. I'm hoping someone will put out an 8 string with passive pickups.jeremyb wrote:Keen for some 8 string pr0n, especiall Stef Carpenter etc..
IB;Rockyjeremyb wrote:I can feel the difference between a crapper and something decent!
Low volume item, twin trussrods required for the neck, limited and expensive bridge and pickup choice, seems like its priced pretty well to be honest, its cheaper than a RGA8 and better specced!hamo wrote: That seems steep for a 200-level guitar. Is it pricier because of the extra strings? (I mean the effect the extra strings necessitate on the other specs of the guitar)
Actually you're right. $1,500 was off the top of my head. Upon closer inspection, may be closer to $1,099 - $1,199hamo wrote:
That seems steep for a 200-level guitar. Is it pricier because of the extra strings? (I mean the effect the extra strings necessitate on the other specs of the guitar)
Geez, now I'm starting to get excited, and I don't even know why!NZRS_Matt wrote:Looking forward to tomorrow....
Ah, I see it right here.NZRS_Matt wrote:
ESP are releasing one this year. SC-208. Should be around NZ$1,500 methinks....(to be confirmed)
Ooh, the The ESP KH-2 SE is giving me wood, and I don't mind who knows it!maccayoung wrote:Ah, I see it right here.NZRS_Matt wrote:
ESP are releasing one this year. SC-208. Should be around NZ$1,500 methinks....(to be confirmed)
http://espguitars.com/news/new2011.html
If they are passive they're still using active housing. I guess it makes it easier to manufacture.
A treble clef... with fangs!slash-ed wrote:What. The. Fuck.
Looks like one of those cheap AXL or whatever knock-offs of an ESP EX!! And I never thought I'd see the day that Jaymz had a big fuck-off treble clef on his fretboard...