Damn it! (suggest a 7.. again..)

budda · 05-24-2007, 09:39 PM

so, as many of you know i've been wanting a schecter C7 for a while now (HR, BJ...one of the two).

and then THIS shows up!

i've emailed around for pricing. i think that the pickup selection in the ltd is pretty good, i can live with 1 vol 1 tone. i just have no idea how the neck would be, or the upper fret access - it is similar to an SG, and i've played enough SG's to know i can get up there. another thing is balance.

long story short, does anyone have any experience with the viper 407? and could anyone say how it stacks up to the C7's? mahogany, 25.5 scale, cool inlays, good pickups... i need to try these 3 guitars!!!

xwmucradiox · 05-24-2007, 09:46 PM

The problem with vipers is that they have a huge neck joint and the neck sits way way out from the body so when you play them the guitar has this overextended feel. The necks are wide and very flat for a large area on the back. I never thought these were very well executed for anything other than basic chords.

budda · 05-24-2007, 09:59 PM

thanks for the input

guitarplayerone · 05-24-2007, 10:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xwmucradiox

The problem with vipers is that they have a huge neck joint and the neck sits way way out from the body so when you play them the guitar has this overextended feel. The necks are wide and very flat for a large area on the back. I never thought these were very well executed for anything other than basic chords.

ive been very impressed with all the vipers ive played- not my thing but very playable
never played this one...

was eyeing it, but tis neck heavy i hear

xwmucradiox · 05-24-2007, 10:14 PM

Theyre on par with other LTD for quality but I can stand the way they play or feel.

budda · 05-24-2007, 10:41 PM

how would you two compare them to the C-7 HR/BJ? I dont have fast access to any of these axes, so im getting opinions before i go out and play them.

xwmucradiox · 05-24-2007, 10:43 PM

The Schecters have necks that are a bit more thick and rounded. The Schecters also feel a bit more compact but most are longer scale lengths.

zimbloth · 05-24-2007, 10:46 PM

I'd save up for the ESP SC607. In my opinion, they're in a whole other class than the Schecters or even the Viper 407 (which is not pleasant to play). The Jackson COW is a good guitar too.

D-EJ915 · 05-24-2007, 11:00 PM

If you're skinny Vipers are comfortable because they have a bevelled body instead of tummy cuts which dig into your body.

budda · 05-26-2007, 11:27 PM

i aint skinny :P.

thread bump becaaaaause, i can get a C7 blackjack for $730CAD. i think i may hop on this, as that's the regular price. probably wont be getting it until july/august, but whatever. saving for school as well as the guitar, ya gotta do what ya gotta do.

figured i'd let you guys know.

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05-24-2007, 09:39 PM	#1 (permalink)
budda Guiterrorizer Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Deep River ONT (summer), London ONT (school) Posts: 7,465 Real Name: Justin Main Seven: Carvin DC727 OFR Rig: JSX->XXX w/ WGS CL80 Thanked: 49	Damn it! (suggest a 7.. again..) so, as many of you know i've been wanting a schecter C7 for a while now (HR, BJ...one of the two). and then THIS shows up! i've emailed around for pricing. i think that the pickup selection in the ltd is pretty good, i can live with 1 vol 1 tone. i just have no idea how the neck would be, or the upper fret access - it is similar to an SG, and i've played enough SG's to know i can get up there. another thing is balance. long story short, does anyone have any experience with the viper 407? and could anyone say how it stacks up to the C7's? mahogany, 25.5 scale, cool inlays, good pickups... i need to try these 3 guitars!!! 3 cheers for free gear! "Do you like burned toast with your JAM? cuz we're on FIRE!"

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xwmucradiox sweep.tap.sweep Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Maryland Posts: 784 Real Name: Dave Main Seven: ESP SRC 7 Rig: Uberschall Thanked: 7	The problem with vipers is that they have a huge neck joint and the neck sits way way out from the body so when you play them the guitar has this overextended feel. The necks are wide and very flat for a large area on the back. I never thought these were very well executed for anything other than basic chords. All your shred are belong to us. www.myspace.com/liludallas

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D-EJ915 <3's Tsukasa Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Virginia Posts: 16,751 Real Name: Kagami Main Seven: ESP H-207 Rig: Randall RG75G2C Thanked: 197	If you're skinny Vipers are comfortable because they have a bevelled body instead of tummy cuts which dig into your body. My Site: əBCAir

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05-24-2007, 09:59 PM	#3 (permalink)
budda Guiterrorizer Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Deep River ONT (summer), London ONT (school) Posts: 7,465 Real Name: Justin Main Seven: Carvin DC727 OFR Rig: JSX->XXX w/ WGS CL80 Thanked: 49	thanks for the input

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xwmucradiox sweep.tap.sweep Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Maryland Posts: 784 Real Name: Dave Main Seven: ESP SRC 7 Rig: Uberschall Thanked: 7	Theyre on par with other LTD for quality but I can stand the way they play or feel.

05-24-2007, 10:41 PM	#6 (permalink)
budda Guiterrorizer Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Deep River ONT (summer), London ONT (school) Posts: 7,465 Real Name: Justin Main Seven: Carvin DC727 OFR Rig: JSX->XXX w/ WGS CL80 Thanked: 49	how would you two compare them to the C-7 HR/BJ? I dont have fast access to any of these axes, so im getting opinions before i go out and play them.

05-24-2007, 10:43 PM	#7 (permalink)
xwmucradiox sweep.tap.sweep Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Maryland Posts: 784 Real Name: Dave Main Seven: ESP SRC 7 Rig: Uberschall Thanked: 7	The Schecters have necks that are a bit more thick and rounded. The Schecters also feel a bit more compact but most are longer scale lengths.

05-24-2007, 10:46 PM	#8 (permalink)
zimbloth Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Boston Posts: 11,041 Real Name: Nick Main Seven: Rico Jr Customs Main ERG: Ibanez 8 Rig: VHT Pittbull UL Thanked: 59	I'd save up for the ESP SC607. In my opinion, they're in a whole other class than the Schecters or even the Viper 407 (which is not pleasant to play). The Jackson COW is a good guitar too.

05-26-2007, 11:27 PM	#10 (permalink)
budda Guiterrorizer Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Deep River ONT (summer), London ONT (school) Posts: 7,465 Real Name: Justin Main Seven: Carvin DC727 OFR Rig: JSX->XXX w/ WGS CL80 Thanked: 49	i aint skinny :P. thread bump becaaaaause, i can get a C7 blackjack for $730CAD. i think i may hop on this, as that's the regular price. probably wont be getting it until july/august, but whatever. saving for school as well as the guitar, ya gotta do what ya gotta do. figured i'd let you guys know.


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