New ESP Whitechapel Signatures!

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I could build my own guitar with the amount of wood I'm sporting for the AW-7!
 

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Man, the Wade sig is perfect. Ben's would also be perfect except for the Floyd, any chance of a hardtail version?

+1. I do love the Wade sig, and that might be the one I get, if I get one (I just bought a JPXI7, why do I have GAS!?), but I'm surprised the Ben's isn't getting just as much praise. I thought cockstock, maple neck, satin finish transblack maple, etc, would be a huge hit. Especially for the people that want Floyd's. Personally, I think I'd go for that one if it had a Hipshot too. Reversed headstock and dual D-Activators might be cool, too. But aside from the Floyd, it's pretty perfect. With a Hipshot, that would be a very hard decision between Ben's and Alex's.

Edit: NVM, it's gloss not satin, not that that takes anything away from it. I also just noticed the binding which is actually a nice touch on that guitar (still talking about the Ben's). Tell him to go with a Hipshot too! And on second look, I do really think a reversed cockstock and D-Activator set would be even that much better. The guitar is killer as it is. A Hipshot would really seal the deal, though.
 

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Alex, please compare the neck profile on your signature prototype with your NT-7 (if I'm not mistaken you love the NT-7 neck profile).
 

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Alex, your signature Axe reeks of insane amounts of win. I am now 100% set on getting that as my next 7 string guitar. Fuck I hope I can get my hands on one soon. I'm dying to see some more shots!
 

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Ye do it please, I was going to buy a NT-7 till I saw your new signature model, now I don't know haha the ESP is much better on the construction compared to a LTD?

Alex, please compare the neck profile on your signature prototype with your NT-7 (if I'm not mistaken you love the NT-7 neck profile).
 

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this is were, me being a lefty, i get fucked SUPER hard as i will proly never get the pleasure of owning one.:wallbash:

And the worst part is that wade looks sexy as hell too, and it even has all the specs I'd ask for. Being a lefty is a huge hassle sometimes. :squint:
 

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Man i was looking for a new 7 string to save up for, and was gonna settle with an rg7. Sooo glad these are going to be released, although now i might have to buy 2 seven strings instead of just one. :lol:
 

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So it's a 45mm nut? The nt-7 is almost a seamless transition between a 6-stringer. Thank you for choosing that.
Incredible work creating this and your custom shop signature ESP. They're two 7-stringers which really stand out on their own.
 

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So it's a 45mm nut? The nt-7 is almost a seamless transition between a 6-stringer.
Incredible work creating this and your custom shop signature ESP. They're two 7-stringers which really stand out on their own.

Correct it is.

And exactly, I loved my NT-7 because it was a 7 that felt like a 6. Very easy to play.

And thank you, that means a lot. I really strived to create a signature model that stood out so well that everyone would know it was mine, without having my signature on the fretboard, or whitechapel or a symbol all over it. I wanted the purchaser to feel like it was their guitar as when you buy a normal non signature guitar. The only signature on the entire thing is the tiny one on the headstock and we were required to do that.
 

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And thank you, that means a lot. I really strived to create a signature model that stood out so well that everyone would know it was mine, without having my signature on the fretboard, or whitechapel or a symbol all over it. I wanted the purchaser to feel like it was their guitar as when you buy a normal non signature guitar. The only signature on the entire thing is the tiny one on the headstock and we were required to do that.

You're like a modern day Les Paul :lol:.
 

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Out of curiosity, does the savage have the same profile?

Yeah the BS-7 and ZH-7 both have the same profile as we all love the NT-7 hahaha

However the ZH-7 is 26.25 (half way between 25.5 and 27). Zach did that to add a little extra tension since we tune in Drop A without going full baritone, and it actually worked out nicely. I'm fine with 25.5 though so I just left it.
 

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Yeah the BS-7 and ZH-7 both have the same profile as we all love the NT-7 hahaha

However the ZH-7 is 26.25 (half way between 25.5 and 27). Zach did that to add a little extra tension since we tune in Drop A without going full baritone, and it actually worked out nicely. I'm fine with 25.5 though so I just left it.

Gawd damn, all this seems t0o good to be true. Too much to take in at once. Any idea when we can buyz us some?
 
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