I have a feeling the trans finishes will be USA-only, but I've been wrong before - I never thought we'd see import swirls, either.![]()
Even an non trans white one I'd still be all over. White + black binding + ebony board = pure awesome.
I have a feeling the trans finishes will be USA-only, but I've been wrong before - I never thought we'd see import swirls, either.![]()
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too many abbreviations
those DCGL links say made in USA, not Japan?
I'll wait for a meat and potatoes DR7 with 24 frets.![]()
Uh, just buy a SLAT3-7. There won't be another DR7 since the SLATs arrived.
I'd rather get an RG1527. Plus a DR7 would be several hundred dollars less than the SLAT-7. But you're right, it won't happen.![]()
I'd rather get an RG1527. Plus a DR7 would be several hundred dollars less than the SLAT-7. But you're right, it won't happen.![]()
Why would you ever want a DR7?![]()
Oh, if they made a 7 string version of the DK2M, I'd be there. That won't happen, though.
Actually, I'm a HUGE Jackson fan.With only one exception (an ESP custom shop signed by pornstars that I don't play but could never sell for obvious reasons) ALL my guitars and my one bass are Jackson. My one 7-string is a Jackson DR7, and it slays. I just wish it had 24 frets. But for $1400, I'd rather get an RG1527 than an SLAT-7 because I prefer flat top over arch top, and passive pickups over active. Heck, the Dean USA RC7 in natural mahogany makes a ton more sense than the MIJ SLAT-7 for just a couple hundred more.
A DR7 with 24 frets (or a 7-string DK2, DK2T or DK2M) would be ideal for me--and I imagine a lot of people--because it'd have those features AND be hundreds less than either RG1527 or SLAT-7.