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Only way to get buzzing out is proper neck adjustment and intonation also action (string height) can cause buzzing. So if you watch some videos on how to set up a guitar just take it slow and you could do it at home.

Drop C, DR Strings DDT 12-60.

@@LateHonkola I’ve been having nothing but problems from mine even after a set up even tho it’s a baritone. So you’re tuning that thing up to drop c with no issue? Might me a manufacturer flaw in mine. Sad thing it’s on back order now. What modifications have u done to it? Drop c and drop a# are my go toes. But it’s feet buzz city no matter who sets it up. Even tho the but looks fine and have raised string height considerably. And are those a baritone string set or just standard string set

@@feedthewolf6930 Even if the Finland's climate is pure nightmare to the adjustments of the guitars, I haven't have any issues with this one. Just regular maintenance once in a while, for example beside the restringing. Checking the string height, the neck carve and adjusting the truss rod etc... For the buzzing issue I suggest you should definitely adjust the truss rod and the string height.

Moro! Voitaisiin miettiä jotain kimppacoveria, kun saa nämä kesän keikat ja parit muut musahommelit alta pois!

Ollut monella reissulla messissä, ja kotona silloin tällöin edelleen tulilla! Edelleen pidän tuota yhtenä pätevimmistä mini-reenivahvareista.

It's 27". Qualitywise is equal compared to the 1000-series guitars. Honestly, this guitar is most close to the E-II than LTD can ever be. Really well built instrument.

@@LateHonkola That's good to know ! I was considering the new LTD Arrow 7 string Baritone with the evertune. I have the E-II M-II 7 string which is a fantastic quality instrument but the scale length is just 25.5

Yes, it is. The scale lenght is 686 mm (27"), measured it myself. And that low F# wouldn't play that good with the regular 24,75" scale.

@@LateHonkola you didnt measure it correct. It is just a regular Eclipse, they had for sale during the standard series up to 2012. They never made any Eclipse guitars with 22 frets as a baritone.

@@Mongorat I measured it correctly (the distance between the nut and bridge). That is a one of a kind special order which was ordered from Musamaailma by the previous owner in 2011.

@@LateHonkola and the bridge is the tail piece next to the bridge pickup and not the bar, where you put the strings thru. And a baritone with 22 frets is pretty much impossible.

Toi M-7 on kyllä LTD-malliston aatelia, itselläkin ihan ehdoton ykkösseiska mörkövirehommissa!

The 6th string is dropped a full step compared to other strings, the 5 other strings are basically in A# standard tuning (D#-A#-D#-G#-C-F).

@@LateHonkola Thank you for replying and the info.

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Juu, kyllä on!

@@LateHonkola Törkeen hyvän kuulonen.

Sorry but I don't understand Spanish, but if Google Transalate translated your comment correctly, you don't need an amp. You can connect your guitar and headphones straight to the Pockrock.

@@LateHonkola thanks you for you soon comment :)

Thank you for your kind words! 🙏🤘

They're PERFECT for that. Especially that Black Winter.

@@LateHonkola Perfect! i’ve only just heard about these guitar about 2 weeks ago and i’ve heard literally nothing but good things about them, so thank you for replying i’m definitely going to have to pick one of these up for myself.

If I'm making demos or anything, I want to do it as "big" as possible. Playing random stuff with only the guitar is boring in my opinion. I want to make content that is as close as I like to watch myself. My point in demoing is to use as many guitar tones as possible (cleans, and a couple of different gain tones), so people can hear how the guitar sounds IN THE MIX. And yes, MIDI drums are MIDI drums. It's just my way to do things.

I actually sold that last autumn.. 😅 It was a good guitar, but the scale and overall lenght of the guitar made it too clumsy for my live playing... I really tried, but I just didn't get used to it. Especially 'cause the music we're playing in my band Kollectivist is quite technical. The 29.75" scale is just too long for my playing, I prefer 27". And the pickups need A LOT of boost...

If I remember it right, this was filmed with Canon EOS M10 and was edited with iMovie. Nowadays I use Canon EOS R8 and DaVinci Resolve.

All the gain is coming from the TSE BOD plugin, it's all digital.

@@LateHonkola Thank You!

My solo music (as "Late Honkola") sounds pretty close to this. This song is actually composed for that project.

No clue about that...