For lead stuff, 25.5" is good scale for ease of bending. For rhythm, either 26.5 or 27 works great. Most of the time i play in B standard - drop A anyway
Definitely! The only thing that i missed is a proper clean channel unfortunately. Bypassed clean tone isn't good enough to my ears.
I've plan to add AMT F1 for clean channel. Those built-in preamp switching system in F1 is fantastic IMO.
Is there any major difference between Mk II and Mk III beside pickups and looks?
Like neck shape or playability issue?
I might end up with MkII if local dealer don't have any plan to add MkIII to their inventory next year
Jackson Loomis? Or you might looking for old Schecter Loomis.
I love mine. This is the rare case when i actually don't want to mod any part in it.
Except strings ofc
Fishman, but not Moderns. I love my KM8 set. Unfortunately they have to discontinue that series because Keith decide to not to be endorsed by them anymore for whatever purposes.
This.
I love how small the size this TC does, but after using Mooer Radar for a while, i think that i don't need that much Cab Sim in the first place.
Lack of XLR output is also what makes me to sell my Radar last year. Sonicake can done it, why they can't?
Just curious. Why Ibanez is so obsessed with using Dimarzio Fusion Edge on almost all of their new guitars?
I'd happened to try them once in local store (RGIXL7), and it was meh. The guitar itself is fantastic thought, only if it has better pickups at that price point.
Even in J.custom they...
B standard, Bb standard and drop A.
Sometimes drop G# for certain songs. But never below that. I'm too lazy to re-setup the guitar everytime i change tuning.
I've been GASing hard for this particular Schecter
If only the fretboard is Maple, it will be great for me. Evertune 7, Lundgren M7 pickups, stainless steel fret ooff
Anyone here have this one?