Hello everyone,
Is there anything on the market (UK) that does what THIS can do? Or maybe another solution using a separate interface and control surface.
I'm currently using one of those but fancy a change.
Cheers
Phil

This post has been edited by Phil66: Mar 29 2015, 05:07 PM

Sure The only limiting factor is price. So what's your budget?

Around £400
Cheers
Phil

Well, that unit that you linked goes for about $200 used so why not just grab one?

Todd
It said in my post I'm currently using one of those and I fancy a change
The sliders are a bit sensitive as they don't have a long throw but I have looked around and can't find anything else that isn't overly complex so I think I'll stick with it and look for a second hand 7 string Ibz to add to the collection
Thanks anyway.

Then again maybe something like THIS

I think I've go the "new gear bug"

Out of interest, and seeing as you're the resident Ibz guru; I always liked the R series. How does the JS100/600 etc compare to what the R used to be? Has there ever been a hardtail JS 7 string?

Cheers

This post has been edited by Phil66: Apr 6 2015, 08:29 PM

Ooops! I must have read right past that!!

It seems like a fine interface What about it don't you like?


I think you are making the right call saving for a new ibby! If you can find an MIJ 7620 or MIJ 7420 in good shape, I'd say pick it up!! But they can get pricey. For a very fair price you can get a new non MIJ 7420 that is very similar. I've been impressed with the new 7420 among all of the new Ibby offerings. BEN HIGGINS has one so he can tell you more about it. Here is a link with info About $499 U.S. street brand new. About $300 or so used which is a great buy

http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/RG7...pOUMBoCibXw_wcB


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There's not much I don't like about it really, the sliders are a bit sensitive but that's about it. I think I've got changegearitus

Cheers

This post has been edited by Phil66: Apr 6 2015, 08:05 PM

Hahahah, yeah It happens to all of us! Let us know what you decide to buy next

Just ordered one of these. I know some people say the scale length is wrong for a 7 but the review below the pic says otherwise. Needed some retail therapy, lost a friend on Saturday so I bought this and will name it Bob after him.




Go to 00:45 to miss the madness.

Very sorry to hear about your loss I'm sure he would like the idea of naming the Axe after him

Personally, I prefer the standard scale length for 7 string guitars Unless you are going to play pure DJENT, and down tune to drop Z, the standard scale is IMHO your best bet. Of course, some folks disagree but that's what makes life interesting. My Ibby Rg7620 is the best 7 I've ever played and it's standard scale.




This post has been edited by Todd Simpson: Apr 14 2015, 02:34 AM