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Got yesterday but took pics today. Ibanez RG7620 7 string 1999 Japan.Very nice shape for it`s age and has really low action ,plays great. I think I like it.    
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will you paint this one like one of your previous jobbys?
looks kinda like that vampireKiss color ive seen on a bass somewhere.
could be the sky reflection though.
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Socojim wrote:will you paint this one like one of your previous jobbys?
looks kinda like that vampireKiss color ive seen on a bass somewhere.
could be the sky reflection though. I believe it is Vampire Kiss. It had a couple of real small nicks on the bottom edge and I was going to paint small spider webs starting at the nicks but I had some burgundy paint and just touched them up. I think it looks pretty good so I will just leave this one as is,"for now"
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looks pretty good man, now get it out of the mulch!
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Wow, very cool! First seven string?
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Copperhead wrote:Wow, very cool! First seven string? I have a Schecter C7 Hellraiser also but this is my first Ibanez.
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What's your tuning?
I use A E A D G B E
Haven't found anyone else who does it like that though.
Easier for me to arrange chords for the 7 string that way.
Plus, if you're sight reading and can't figure out the whole chord on the fly, you can still cop the bass line with massive sounding power chords.
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I use A E A D G B E, But for Deathmetal... No Chords
All of my bands songs are in Drop A
Marshall JVM210H
Krankenstein Cab
Monster Power Conditioner
Korg DTR1000
Rocktron Hush Super C
Ibanez RG7321 EMG 81
Gibson SG custom
Gibson Flying V
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I have the Schecter tuned Bb F Bb Eb Ab C F present time but usually A E A D G B E . I have the shorter scale Ibby standard tuned with the extra low B for now cause I still like that tuning also.
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I never get used to drop tunings. I always play on standard tuning. my k7 is tuned to A standard and all my 6strings are tuned to C standard
ESP NINJA V II STBK // Ibanez RG-550 '88 (EMG 60B/81N) // Ibanez K-7 // Epiphone 1967 ivory flying V (mirror pickguard with SD JB and '59 pickups) // Sennheiser EW-372 wireless // in front -> Rocktron Black Cat Moan Wah (mod) + HBE wah // KRANK KRANKSHAFT // TC Electronics Polytune// KRANK REV 1 HEAD (loaded with EL34's) + REV cab // in the loop -> Ibanez chorus/flanger // EHX Small Stone // Homebrew Electronics Mimic Mock II delay // Rocktron Super Hush C // MXR micro amp /// 
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  Installed a Dimarzio Liquifire in the neck and a Bare knuckles Miracle Man in the bridge,with all new US parts. Took the grill off the cab repainted the speaker board and am waiting for the individual speaker covers to show up.  And the Cab finished!
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