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I don´t know about the valveking, but that topic aside I had pretty good success in killing the snap and twang on my 7620 by changing from D`Addario strings to GHS Boomers. Maybe it´s worth a try. All the best

Sorry, my business english is not quite developed: What does shipping quote mean? Man, I´m drooling over one of these for years.

Take a look at the volume pot: In case it does not read 25k replace it. All the best

Try another brand of strings (e.g. GHS Boomers) and picks made from another material (celluloid, for instance). Both measures worked fine for me. All the best

I want that guitar badly for years and it´s really hard to get over here, but I fear I can´t afford it at the moment :wallbash: By the way, would you ship to germany ?

+ 1 The NIN original can´t keep up with his interpretation by lightyears.

Oops, I got him wrong.Sorry! :bowdown:

I really can´t get that "high-output-pickups-do-not-work-with-high-gain-amps" gospel some people are spreading. It works really fine for me, I just DO NOT crank the gain knob as far as possible. The I don´t know a lot pickups that are as balanced as an EMG 707. All the best

I have a ESP Ltd H-307 with dual EMG 707, and they sound fine clean, especially when switched together: Very clean and bell like. Do you know the song "The river dragon has come" by Nevermore? In the intro you can hear exactly that sound.

The Absence - technical and melodic. Mighty fine !

The first RG 7620 had no bubinga neck stripe, but on the later models Ibanez started to build the necks with a bubinga reinforcement strip.

Thanks for the warm welcome! I know :agreed: , but don´t own a digital camera. Maybe I can borrow one soon.

Hi ! I´ve beeb visiting this website for a couple of weeks now and finally decided to join. I´ve been playing guitar for about 15 years now, the last 6 years I´ve spent playing sevens almost exclusively. My 7-strings are an Ibanez RG 7620 and and an ESP Ltd. H-307 with dual EMG 707s; besides...