Tony Mottola 7 String from 1952!
I love the huge old gibbys, and to see one with 7 strings and 24 frets, a full 30 years before shredz is awesome.
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I remember in one of my old Guitar magazines, there was a pretty lengthy section about jazz 7 stringers and how the 7 evolved through jazz. there was lots of (I would assume) cool 7 string licks but I couldn't play any of them because I only have a 6 string 

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Paul,
if you ever decide to do that, Rondo has some for cheeps. I don't know if they ship to the UK, but I'd be more than happy to help you out
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if you ever decide to do that, Rondo has some for cheeps. I don't know if they ship to the UK, but I'd be more than happy to help you out
lank
jcyphe wrote: Mo is the most sensible person in this thread.
icey wrote:and thats for the hatters (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻
Hmm, wouldn't fit in with my idiom, I'm afraid. Although that is pretty cheap.
I think I'll look to pick up either an Epiphone LP (a la Ultra) or a DeArmond. The DeArmonds aren't supposed to be great guitars, but I have an M-65 so it would make a matching set which sort of appeals to me.
Either way, it's not anything like a priority. It's something that I can see myself doing in the next five or so years. I have a list of guitars that I'd like, but not enough to go throwing money at trying to get quickly so I'll wait for a bargain to show up some month when I have a bit of cash left over (a Venus and a Cyclone II would be on the list, for instance).
I think I'll look to pick up either an Epiphone LP (a la Ultra) or a DeArmond. The DeArmonds aren't supposed to be great guitars, but I have an M-65 so it would make a matching set which sort of appeals to me.
Either way, it's not anything like a priority. It's something that I can see myself doing in the next five or so years. I have a list of guitars that I'd like, but not enough to go throwing money at trying to get quickly so I'll wait for a bargain to show up some month when I have a bit of cash left over (a Venus and a Cyclone II would be on the list, for instance).

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fo' sho. part of the article was about them experimenting with different tunings to get different voicing and all the . . . . . . . .jazzjcyphe wrote:Yeah there is a tradition of 7 string in Jazz and it's not tuned the same as the Ibanez guitars of today.

When I get a second of free time, I'm going to find that article.
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