If I'm not mistaken, they made a hardtail version. I bought mine in 2003 from Thomann. I haven't seen one on their site for a while now.
Here's some pics:
http://www.cc.puv.fi/~e0300583/HB7/
Here's some pics:
http://www.cc.puv.fi/~e0300583/HB7/
The dreaded Harley Benton 7-string (56k: take a short nap)
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jarrydn
G'day mate D:
Duuuude, very nice 
Even if it plays like shit, at least it looks hot as
It would have been nice to accquire a hardtail one to mess around with. I was going to originally convert this one to a hardtail, but there'd be way too much messing around.
But dude, those pics are seriously impressive
Even if it plays like shit, at least it looks hot as
It would have been nice to accquire a hardtail one to mess around with. I was going to originally convert this one to a hardtail, but there'd be way too much messing around.
But dude, those pics are seriously impressive
jarrydn
G'day mate D:
Mine cost me a little under $200AUD shipped
D
Desecrated
A friend of mine got one six months ago, it was a good guitar, the pickups was really bad, but he switched to duncans, still cheaper then ibanez. and sounded much better.
Seedawakener
ouh...
It definitely looks like a screwdriver job
Here's what my current vision for it is:
Still not 100% on the headstock. I might have to look into reinforcing it if I want to do a gnarly cut-away.
That'll look nice, it's lookin' good so far and yeah, the routing job is pretty bad from those pics. 
Here's what my current vision for it is:
I think that you have to obtain some quilted maple 8/10 mm for the top
And yeah, that route it's made with the teeths and under LDS influences.
Sarcasm.
Mine cost around 150 euros new. In hindsight, thats 150 euros too much.
No oshit!!!
150Euros its like... 200$
I got my Jackson DR7 for 200$ and i think (now someone should post
)That its really good....
jarrydn
G'day mate D:
I think that you have to obtain some quilted maple 8/10 mm for the top
And yeah, that route it's made with the teeths and under LDS influences.
Hehehe, I just realised that it looks like a quilted top
.It was more meant to convey that it was going to be green over a stone textured finish.
Anyway, paint starts going on tomorrow
Oh, and I won't be cutting the headstock up all funky like that. I backed out at the last minute
.Some more pictures D:
Body blocked, puttied etc:
Some rattlecans!:
Headstock mostly sanded down:
Silver primer:
Let there be rock!:
jarrydn
G'day mate D:
Some more pissybits. Almost done
Just need to inspect all the bits thoroughly when they are properly dry, then it's time for some clearcoating action!
Oooer
:O
Cavity plate doo-dads
It sunk half a mm or so where I filled in the neck pickup, but the bridge is holding out fine, and to be honest, I could care less
So there we have it. What was once a pretty shit guitar is...well...still a pretty shit guitar, but green and bumpy.
Assembly pics and sound samples in a few days, hopefully ;D
Just need to inspect all the bits thoroughly when they are properly dry, then it's time for some clearcoating action!
Oooer
:O
Cavity plate doo-dads
It sunk half a mm or so where I filled in the neck pickup, but the bridge is holding out fine, and to be honest, I could care less
So there we have it. What was once a pretty shit guitar is...well...still a pretty shit guitar, but green and bumpy.
Assembly pics and sound samples in a few days, hopefully ;D
Hideous! In a good way
jarrydn
G'day mate D:
Cheers fellas ;D
Looking at some of the other threads...it seems like green is quite a popular colour this month
Looking at some of the other threads...it seems like green is quite a popular colour this month
Drew
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Haha, that's hideous. cool!
