asher
So Did We
So I gave in and I've finally also had the chance, and the weather, to take some pictures.
Fricking amazingly light; really resonant and loud unplugged; rather comfortable body shape; I've found the bridge really easy to use, and much more comfortable (and for some reason, more in proportion) than I might have thought from looking at pictures; the Endurneck really is damn comfortable, and though I don't notice a lot of difference on the first couple frets, stuff from the 7th-9th fret up practically plays itself, which is the first time I've said this about a guitar (thumb is much more relaxed); access is good; ash looks great; flame is kinda so-so, to be completely honest, and doesn't change much, though the red is a nice color; the birdseye board is fantastic and much better than my old JP7; the 707Xs aren't bad, but I'm going to change them since the guitar needs to be more versatile than that.
There's a small amount of some of the route tearing around some of the bridge plates, but I'm not fussed, and the rest of the routes seem quite good.
If you've been on the fence, I highly recommend taking advantage of the two week return period to give one of these a spin
ed: gah, looks like some things didn't rotate, sorry guys.
all taken with my Lumia Icon phone, for reference.
ed2: planning to toss 57/66 set in, I don't want to mess with redoing all the wiring, and I've been super curious about them.
Fricking amazingly light; really resonant and loud unplugged; rather comfortable body shape; I've found the bridge really easy to use, and much more comfortable (and for some reason, more in proportion) than I might have thought from looking at pictures; the Endurneck really is damn comfortable, and though I don't notice a lot of difference on the first couple frets, stuff from the 7th-9th fret up practically plays itself, which is the first time I've said this about a guitar (thumb is much more relaxed); access is good; ash looks great; flame is kinda so-so, to be completely honest, and doesn't change much, though the red is a nice color; the birdseye board is fantastic and much better than my old JP7; the 707Xs aren't bad, but I'm going to change them since the guitar needs to be more versatile than that.
There's a small amount of some of the route tearing around some of the bridge plates, but I'm not fussed, and the rest of the routes seem quite good.
If you've been on the fence, I highly recommend taking advantage of the two week return period to give one of these a spin
ed: gah, looks like some things didn't rotate, sorry guys.
all taken with my Lumia Icon phone, for reference.ed2: planning to toss 57/66 set in, I don't want to mess with redoing all the wiring, and I've been super curious about them.
Either way, I'm sure it will be awesome, congrats again dude! 
