Hey, sorry for my late response, i wasn't logged in for a long time. All i can say is that neck of the AW-7 is very comfortable and playability is very nice. I haven't played the Schecter SLS but i've played the Ibanez 2127z which has 26.5" scale...i didn't notice that much of a difference in playability (referring to scale length) but my hands aren't that small, maybe its because of that. However, i chose the AW-7 out of a lot of guitars because i liked almost everything about its, the playability, the sound, and the design (i think schecter ruins the awesome look of the ebony fretboard with this skull inlays)
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can't confirm that since I was using it in drop B tuning. sorry lol
Hey, hands down, go for the AW7, the neck is a lot more friendly to those with small hands
Thanks man!!
No problem.
Yeah, it will likely get rid of that problem. I would suggest the EMTY blackouts. Much tighter than the AHB-1, and they cut through a little better too.
I recommend the Schecter above the LTD. The AW-7 is good, but it is very dark tonally. The SLS C-7 is a balanced sounding guitar, and the stock duncans are phenomenal(in both the passive and active versions).
The 26.5" scale puts it above the competition. Which SLS C-7 are you looking into? -
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