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...Made me do it.
Join Date: Jan 2006
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Ibanez RG7321 vs. ESP LTD SC-207
Hey guys. I just traded my Hellraiser-7 for a new 6505+, and I'm looking at buying a new 7 string. I'm looking at this 2 particular models because of my price range. Which one would you recommend, and why?
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ROTER CUSTOM GUITARS
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Poland
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Real Name: Sebastian
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You have to try them by yourself, but I can give you my feelings, what I feel about them (my opinions only)
SC 207 - better contoured body - no neck pu - I don't use and like them - I hate tom bridges RG 7321 - I'm bored of those RG shapes - better hardtail bridge - beter intonation imo In that price range there's nothing special in those guitars, those are low end of Ibanzez and LTD ![]() You have to switch pickups for sure, then those guitars will be much better. ![]() |
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Stop the Madness!
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: glasgow scotland
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this may not be any help but i think you should save a bit longer and get a higher end SC model. the difference in quality between the higher and lower end Ltd models far outweighs the price difference.
In the long run youl be better off. |
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OldschoolGhettostyle
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Tokyo
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Main Seven: RG1527-GK
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I think it would be a waste to use a lower quality guitar on a new 6505+. |
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Stop the Madness!
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: glasgow scotland
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Main Seven: RG1527
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my thoughts exactly
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I am a COCK!!!!!!!!!
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Location: Kiev (Ukraine)
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Real Name: Vova
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Dude...get Ibanez...but not 7321....better get used 7421 7621 7620 7420.....it will be better .
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Sorry for my english
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Banned from Reality
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There's also the Schecter C-7, which sells for $450, is made better than either of the ones you mentioned, and has better pickups.
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ss.org Regular
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: UK
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Main Seven: Ibanez RG7321+Dimarzios
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I just put Dimarzio's in my 7321 and it's awesome.
Unless you can afford the pickup change with it, you might be a little disappointed in the sound - especially as you'll want to crank it through that 6505!! I really rate the 7321, mine has a Blaze bridge and AN neck - i love the feel of the guitar, the neck fits my big hands well, and the body is comfortable. If you plan on getting a higher 7, the 7321 would make a good backup - so i wouldn't worry about 'wasting' money on a low end instrument. I'm looking for a 1527 now - the 7321 won't be backup - but will be my hardtail guitar. Try one, if you like the feel, go for it - just grab some Dimarzio's! |
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ss.org Regular
Join Date: Jul 2005
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i have both guitars right now. the sc207 is still my main 7, it kills. i'm sure the higher end ones are better, but both guitars are amazing performers for the dollar you pay for them.
now if you can try them, pick the one with the neck you prefer best, and has a bridge you like the most, both are vastly different on each model. pickups have been mentioned, the rg's blow, and i'm usually a fan of stock pickups. the ltd's on the other hand, they actually have nice pickups, i've done allot of recordings with them (do a search i've posted a few). i eventually swapped them out, but they are actually nice pups. |
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...Made me do it.
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Puerto Rico
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Real Name: Carlos J.
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Thanks guys. I'm actually considering now to get a viper-407, since I just received the MF 20% discount.
If I get the viper, I'll also get a pair of blackouts for my ltd. ![]() |
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