DYin
Member
I'm getting a Schecter Hellraiser C-7, on which the Loomis is based. I can't get the Loomis here in The Netherlands, unless I import it.
Official Loomis brotherhood thread?
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Celiak
Well-Known Member
I would definitely try, it's worth it. I've had both the Hellraiser and the Loomis and while they both are good guitars I've come to prefer the Loomis. They sound different enough to where you would want both though. The Hellraiser to me is more of a rhythm guitar and the Loomis is more of a lead guitar, plus the Loomis has awesome cleans despite the EMGs. The woods make a huge difference.
I guess it really depends on what style of music you want to play.
I guess it really depends on what style of music you want to play.
toss me on the woodpile....
Nicest grain I have seen yet. Welcome to the brotherhood.
Also any guys who have posted here that have not joined the user group please clipck here : Sevenstring.org - Loomis Brotherhood that is the official site for "The Brotherhood" and we have had far more guys here than on the group.
cyril v
Contributor
this is what i want, maybe a little lighter?... how would one go about doing something like that to a loomis? I'm guessing the colored neck would end up being a problem. I like the red and all but i just wish there were some color options...
sorry beep for defacing your beautiful top...
sorry beep for defacing your beautiful top...
SoulIncision
Well-Known Member
That actually looks pretty damn cool.
Celiak
Well-Known Member
Yeah that looks sweet as hell, could you do green as well? I've always wondered what green would look like.
Aled Smith
Well-Known Member
yeah and black, i always wanted to see one in black
cyril v
Contributor
gimme a few minutes to photoshop it...
actually, what kind of green, dark, flourescent?
I guess i'll try 'em all.
once again, sorry for photochopping this guitar, but it's a very clear shot and sweet looking top.
I think i still like the blue version, but i think it might be the red background make it pop a lot.
actually, what kind of green, dark, flourescent?
I guess i'll try 'em all.
once again, sorry for photochopping this guitar, but it's a very clear shot and sweet looking top.
I think i still like the blue version, but i think it might be the red background make it pop a lot.
DarkKnight369
Schecter Whore
All those colors would be better with an Ebony board.
The green looks pretty good with maple though.
The green looks pretty good with maple though.
cyril v
Contributor
are there any possible ways to do something like that without totally screwing up the guitar?
this is what i want, maybe a little lighter?... how would one go about doing something like that to a loomis? I'm guessing the colored neck would end up being a problem. I like the red and all but i just wish there were some color options...
sorry beep for defacing your beautiful top...
This one is amazing! Send it to Jeff Loomis and tell him to convince Schecter to make it
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DarkKnight369
Schecter Whore
That one needs ebony!
DarkKnight369
Schecter Whore
Mine still has the factory strings tuned to Drop A. I have a pack of EXL110-7 on standby, and a pack of DR's DCGL gave me. I need to check to see if I have the new ones that go to .059, and if so, put them on immediately.
I plan on putting a 09-046+059 set on it. The 010s are too stiff for wide-bending to me
It's definitely thicker, but it's the most comfortably neck I've ever played, and the satin finish makes it smooooth.
