I won't vote, because I doubt I'd get one at this point unless I came into some more money, which might happen ![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
In a way, I'd like to see a 26"er because we've already seen 25.5" and 27" agiles. It'd be cool if it had a spanky maple/ash thing going on if it had passives. For EMG's? I actually kinda like the idea of maple/basswood. EMG's sound just a tiny bit fatter in basswood, and the maple would crisp up the upper mids. Or go ebony/mahogany like every other high-end guitar people want.
The trem, I would prefer a trem, because you can always block it easily and it's much more flexible. Most of my guitars are trem-equipped, even though I rarely use the bar. But if it was a hardtail, I would still go for it if it was maple/ash.
If it had a nice ash or swamp ash body, it'd be nice if it had a little sunburst, otherwise a quilt would look beautiful. Red is my favorite. It matches with most club shirts and band logos.
Another cool look nowadays or maybe yesterdays was the low-gloss trans black.![Agreed :agreed: :agreed:](http://www.sevenstring.org/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/agreed.gif)
SS.ORG logo? Yes.
Pickups? Any passives, I don't care, I would just swap them if I didn't like them as long as their was no weird pc board mount or anything.AS many of you know, I am a fan of EMG's, though.
How about 25 frets? Still leaves planty of room for the neck pickup to be in a nice creamy spot. If you extend the scale, more frets are nice. I think the interest in extended fret instruments is limited to me and a couple other people here, though. I would be lost without at least 22 frets, though. 21 is just not enough to play a solo in every key.![lol :lol: :lol:](http://www.sevenstring.org/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/laugh.gif)
In a way, I'd like to see a 26"er because we've already seen 25.5" and 27" agiles. It'd be cool if it had a spanky maple/ash thing going on if it had passives. For EMG's? I actually kinda like the idea of maple/basswood. EMG's sound just a tiny bit fatter in basswood, and the maple would crisp up the upper mids. Or go ebony/mahogany like every other high-end guitar people want.
The trem, I would prefer a trem, because you can always block it easily and it's much more flexible. Most of my guitars are trem-equipped, even though I rarely use the bar. But if it was a hardtail, I would still go for it if it was maple/ash.
If it had a nice ash or swamp ash body, it'd be nice if it had a little sunburst, otherwise a quilt would look beautiful. Red is my favorite. It matches with most club shirts and band logos.
Another cool look nowadays or maybe yesterdays was the low-gloss trans black.
![Agreed :agreed: :agreed:](http://www.sevenstring.org/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/agreed.gif)
SS.ORG logo? Yes.
Pickups? Any passives, I don't care, I would just swap them if I didn't like them as long as their was no weird pc board mount or anything.AS many of you know, I am a fan of EMG's, though.
How about 25 frets? Still leaves planty of room for the neck pickup to be in a nice creamy spot. If you extend the scale, more frets are nice. I think the interest in extended fret instruments is limited to me and a couple other people here, though. I would be lost without at least 22 frets, though. 21 is just not enough to play a solo in every key.
![lol :lol: :lol:](http://www.sevenstring.org/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/laugh.gif)