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DavejWeiner said:
Going through my pics from the tour, I found these. Steve playing my hardtail:

www.daveweiner.com/vaidwhardtail.html

I remember this was during soundcheck in San Diego. Steve wanted to write a new song based on the 7 string.

Thought I'd share.

Dave
My question is what does Steve think of the more strat like design you have going with that hardtail? Ive never really had the chance to use a good seven string with a single coil in the neck position. My pos just has the three way switch. I guess I could put a coil tap in but I hate the pickups anyways.
 

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As a prior owner of a 7620 wired with a three way and a coil tap (AN/TZ7's, too)... a neck single coil sounds PHENOMINAL on that low B. Hell, across the entire fretboard, but I got my start on a strat, so I've always liked that sound. :lol:

Good to see Steve with a 7 again, he's really moved away from them in the wake of Korn...
 

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phlame said:
Hopefully Vai writes a song or two for the 7 string and they release a RI UVMC for the 20th ann.
That ain't a bad idea. I think the 7-string folks would fight tooth-and-nail to get an order in for a 20th anniversary swirl done in the RI album cover's colors.

I purchased an RG7621 that I'm customizing (slowly, but it's getting there). The whole idea was inspired by Dave's 7-string strat and the fact that in 15 years, I've never owned a hardtail guitar. I'd love to see some new life breathed into the 7-string guitars. Despite the support they seem to have from players on the Internet, I just don't think the market is there... which is why the UV has stagnated for the past six or seven years... and why we don't see a hell of a lot of variety in the current lineup.

Now back to your regularly scheduled thread.

-R
 
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