NGD- 8-string pawn shop lulz!

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id shit myself if i ever saw an 8 string in a pawn shop. and id probably buy it on the spot too. nice score! i keep hearing lots of good things about the SC models, even the LTDs. id like to get my hands on one.

This. thats why i don't go to pawn shops. :lol:
 

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I'm coming to Montreal and I'm going to steal that from you. :squint::lol:

I'm only slightly kidding about that, hell if I could afford a trip to Montreal, I'd just buy the guitar new. :lol:

Congrats, duder! :bowdown:
 

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woah nice grab dude,
the only guits i find in pawn shops are squires and old bc richs lol

but it seems kinda suspicous, i dont think somone who knows about guitars would take that into a pawn shop

it might be stolen bro :scratch:

Because 8 strings are so awesome and djenty that no one could possibly not like them :spock:
 

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There's a Schecter Hellraiser Devil 8 in my local pawn shop, and that is what tied the knot for me to get an ERG!

I find that 8 strings have a very comfortable neck width IMO, and this guitar had a pretty good neck profile, not like other schecters with louisville slugger style necks.
 

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Not bad at all, dude! Put it to good use.

If attempting to learn how to play every single Danza tune is putting it to good use, then I shall :cool:

And everything off the new Deftones record, but that's not going to be nearly as difficult :lol:

I haven't gotten to experiment much with it, but being my first 8 string, I'm hoping that it opens a few doors in my playing and creativity as well.
 

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Because 8 strings are so awesome and djenty that no one could possibly not like them :spock:

I think what he meant was that anyone who knew anything about guitars probably wouldn't take it into a pawn shop and get like $200 for it, when they could sell it elsewhere for much more.
 

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There's a Schecter Hellraiser Devil 8 in my local pawn shop, and that is what tied the knot for me to get an ERG!

I find that 8 strings have a very comfortable neck width IMO, and this guitar had a pretty good neck profile, not like other schecters with louisville slugger style necks.

pretty sure the 8 have the same thickness as the so-called slugger necks. The impression of it being thinner probably comes from a higher width/thickness ratio. Kinda like how people rave about the loomis neck compared to the hellraiser...i have both and they are the same. Satin smoothness gives a faster feel and that makes people think its thinner or profiled differently i suppose.
 

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So, now that I've gotten to spend a little more time with this thing, I can say I absolutely love it! It reminds me just why I've always really liked ESP/LTD's. It's got a great over-all feel and my hands couldn't have asked for a more comfortable neck; It actually feels more comfortable and playable in my hands than any of the 7's I've owned (an RG7321, RG7421 and Agile Interceptor Pro 27) :lol:. The 808's seem alright, but I've traditionally not gotten along with EMG's much, so time will tell. The Hipshot bridge is also way more comfortable than any other flatmount-style bridge I've tried and straight-up looks better too, with the tasteful satin finish. I had a few reservations about the scale, as I didn't really feel the 27" scale on my Agile, but it just feels right with this guitar, and obviously, keeps things nice and tight :yesway:!
 
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