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Now this time you get to hear the worst it's ever sounded! Hooray!How many times in my life have I heard Kieth Merrow play Pillars of Creation? Gotta be in the triple digits at this point
Now this time you get to hear the worst it's ever sounded! Hooray!How many times in my life have I heard Kieth Merrow play Pillars of Creation? Gotta be in the triple digits at this point
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Whoever rendered that video or mastered that audio definitely needs to be firedNow this time you get to hear the worst it's ever sounded! Hooray!
Different pickups as well. The "quacky" nature of the KM7 definitely sounds like the Nazgul/Sentient set, so changing to an SH-5 or SH-6 should fix that.Hi dudes! Few months ago i bought a KM-7 MKI with the Nazgul and Sentient set and a Banshee Elite 7. Both guitars plays like a dream and have somehow a similar tone but the KM-7 sounds way to "quacky" and "honky" while the banshee is just in the right amount of everything.
Is the guitar the main problem or could this be solved by a pickup change ? My options are a little bit limited but in the Seymour Duncan passive range i can buy the Distortion , Invader, Custom and Custom 5. My other options are actives Blackouts. I like the SH6 in my other 6 string and that pickup alway worked for me besides the problems it has , like being a little fuzzy, but i don't know if the SH6 will work well with the KM7.
Would love to keep this guitar., looks great in Lambo Orange.
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Yeah but Nightmarer is tiny and his videos get a few thousand views. At this point he has to be most famous for a signature guitar by a long short.He still has a YouTube presence reviewing gear and is currently touring Europe with Nightmarer...
True, and very weird to think about. He's a legacy signature Schecter artist whose biggest claim to fame is said signature modelYeah but Nightmarer is tiny and his videos get a few thousand views. At this point he has to be most famous for a signature guitar by a long short.
The bridge pickup is routed closer to the bridge. That’ll result in brighter tone.Different pickups as well. The "quacky" nature of the KM7 definitely sounds like the Nazgul/Sentient set, so changing to an SH-5 or SH-6 should fix that.
Or shit, if you can even find them, get the Supercharger Mach pickup set like in your Banshee Elite.
It's the same distance on the Banshee elite. The closer bridge pickup was initially introduced on the KM MK1 series, but after it was introduced Schecter started using the closer bridge placement on all of their guitars.The bridge pickup is routed closer to the bridge. That’ll result in brighter tone.
I’m surprised the Banshee doesn’t have a brighter tone with that pickup placement. I guess that’s one of the reasons I prefer my Ibanez over the Schecter.It's the same distance on the Banshee elite. The closer bridge pickup was initially introduced on the KM MK1 series, but after it was introduced Schecter started using the closer bridge placement on all of their guitars.
You can see it here, they're pretty much the same.
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It's the ideal pickup placement and idk why more brands don't do it.Honestly that bridge pickup placement is the sole reason why I'm a Schecter fan, everyone else is just too far to take account for.
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