[Apophis]

Try by yourself, you will know what's better for you

[HaGGuS]

schecter ftw in this case

[budda]

not sure i see the competition here.. get the C7.

mahogany body, 26.5 scale for better tension (low B is really clear), 24 frets, good pickups stock, neck is comfy (im also from the thicker-neck-on-6's camp - my main 6 is a gibson LP studio).

If you were going to get an RG7, i'd step up from the 7321 unless the budget didnt allow it.

[thedonutman]

The Schecter Hellraiser pwns the RG7321 in this case.

Though overall, I agree with Stitch.

[elrrek]

Hellraiser =

Ibanez = epic lose

In the main however, this discussion is

Buy what you like

[Stitch]

Originally Posted by Zepp88

Plus, you know, the Hellraiser is a Schecter. That's a big advantage over the 7321.

The fact that its a Schecter is precisely the reason it fails! Nice specs, great pickups, stupid neck dimensions and company name.

Originally Posted by Metal Ken

He can only stay in denial for so long ;p


HR for the win!

Denial? Of what?

Originally Posted by Blexican

Expecting a Stitch response in 5 seconds...

Hey, I have to sleep sometime.

Originally Posted by skinhead

That's why Schecter>Ibanez. Stitch, suck this!

Oh, I'm sending you nasty viruses on MSN for that.

Originally Posted by thedonutman

The Schecter Hellraiser pwns the RG7321 in this case.

Though overall, I agree with Stitch.

Exactly what I was thinking. The Hellraiser is a nicer instrument in this case.

That said, if it wasn't for the fact that I can buy an RG1527 and get a hardcase and goodies for the price of an HR over here I wouldn't hate Schecter so much.

Originally Posted by ridealot100

Seeing that Stitch is m.i.a .

Ill say the words that im sure he would have typed in all caps.


Ibanez > Schecter

I was sleeping!

+rep

[DarkKnight369]

Originally Posted by kristallin

Yep, I hopped down to the local GC to scope out the selection - and what a selection it was: 2 7321s (neither of which were set up and buzzed like hell) and a C7 Hellraiser - actually tuned. So, after playing 'em I really can't decide which one felt better, the 7321 felt very fast and non-resistant, whereas the Schecter felt somewhat more substantial. When it comes to sixers I'm more of the thick neck kinda guy, I have two Artcore thinline hollowbodies, but I dunno... I think I'll have to play 'em a couple of dozen more times before I can tell.
All in all the curiosity is giving way for full-on lust, that low B made a rumbly in my tumbly that I'll not so soon forget.

Sound-wise, couldn't really tell thanks to the half dozen kids cranking the MGs and bringing teh bro0o0talz... next time I'm heading to the POD display, where headphones reign supreme...

I played both and thought the Hellraiser ripped. Those 707's really sound brutal in the all mahogany body. I guess its all preference, but I would say the Hellraiser is more bang for the buck. I personally didn't like the feel of the neck, I might give it another chance though.

[NiCkMiLnE]

Originally Posted by Zepp88

Plus, you know, the Hellraiser is a Schecter. That's a big advantage over the 7321.

[Stitch]

[TheMissing]

Originally Posted by NiCkMiLnE

I deem this post false.

Originally Posted by Apophis

Try by yourself, you will know what's better for you

I deem this post tr00.



The 7321 is a decent axe, but yeah, the pickups are craptasticles.

I'd say it's a bit unfair to compare it to a hellraiser, because the HR is definately a higher end axe.

Even if you compare a 7321 to an Omen, the omen still comes with better pickups. The 7321 can be quite nice with some decent pickups, but at least the HR is hassle free.

Try them both when noone's in the store, go on a tuesday or something. Buy the one YOU like the best.