TonyFlyingSquirrel
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This guy posted that he did this clip with his 7 String Warmoth Strat, but it just looks like any other strat to me.
Definitely not the menu 7 string 25" scale 24 fret that Warmoth makes.
I think it might be a Suhr, judging from the inside area of the lower cutaway. I also think that this has been modded, judging by the additional hole on the bridge near the highest string.
It's a regular Straight 6 Strat headstock, with what looks like an added tuner on the bottom of the headstock, but then when you get to the fingerboard clips, the strings count as 7, and even spaced.
http://www.sevenstring.org/forum/general-music-discussion/304359-vaporwave-7-string-strat-sure-why-not.html
Definitely not the menu 7 string 25" scale 24 fret that Warmoth makes.
I think it might be a Suhr, judging from the inside area of the lower cutaway. I also think that this has been modded, judging by the additional hole on the bridge near the highest string.
It's a regular Straight 6 Strat headstock, with what looks like an added tuner on the bottom of the headstock, but then when you get to the fingerboard clips, the strings count as 7, and even spaced.
http://www.sevenstring.org/forum/general-music-discussion/304359-vaporwave-7-string-strat-sure-why-not.html
I had to do some woodworking, but what I got from Warmoth was a Superwide neck and a regular strat body, routed for everything except the bridge. For the neck I had my tech make a custom nut, and for the body I had to place the bridge and widen the pickup routes myself. I also had to make a custom pickguard, as the regular strat pickguards are just slightly too narrow by the neck pickup. I also did the finish myself."
