r/ExtendedRangeGuitars

I know a lot of people weren't too hot on this series when they were announced but I personally liked the paint job, and as much as I liked my G4M 30" baritone the pitch wobble from tuning so low on a standard bridge was driving me insane, so I jumped on this as soon as preorders went up. I've had about two hours to play it so far and it's everything I was hoping it would be.

The evertune is, well, an evertune, and it works as intended. I have it set up in drop D1, and everything sounds clear as day and nasty as hell, in part thanks to the Seymour Duncan mortalcoil. I've never used one of these but I think I prefer it to the fishmans in my Dunable.

All in all, great guitar, does exactly what I wanted it to, and I love how it looks. Very satisfied.

Hey all, looking for opinions here

Recently I sold a beautiful Solar 7 string because I realized fishman moderns and 7 strings arent for me, so now I’m looking for a baritone to replace that Drop Ab range. I’m a very indecisive person and sometimes my vibe is to go full vintage Iommi style or like Erik from Loathe (aesthetically), and I play more on the doomy/shoegazy side, but I also like modern playing (Spiritbox/Invent Animate style) and I do like a fast playing guitar at times.

While I’ve seen almost every baritone on the market, and love brands like Balaguer and Dunable, I can only get that higher budget through a paying system like the one Zzounds offers with no credit check.

Currently my indecision is between these two, the most affordable that I like, and the most expensive I can get (through the Zzounds monthly system only), because both have their pros and cons (based on what I said above). I’m afraid the Gretsch wont be as fast playing for modern riffing, while I’m afraid the Jackson may be too modern for the aesthetic I look for and would be tougher to sell if I dint like it, but I know it would also be a heaven to play and since being a kid I’ve just always loved and dreamed of having a high end Jackson, also I prefer ebony over rosewood which is of the few specs you couldn’t replace on either.

What do you think I should choose? If you own one of these all reviews are welcome :)

It has been confirmed that Eisbrecher guitars are actually made in Vietnam by IYV. For those that aren’t aware the guy behind the brand is YouTuber “SixstringTV” just an FYI this brand has had serious quality control issues not to mention the YouTuber in question has been exposed as posting fake comments & reviews praising his guitars under his girlfriends account (now deleted) here on Reddit

Finally got around to restringing my Agile Baritone Septor 727. It's been a minute since I've played but I'm diving back in. 🤘

Purchased this beautiful geet back in May. Best part was it was on sale for Memorial Day. My first multi-scale. After months of getting to know it, I must say I love this instrument. Comfort is high priority for me and this thing is comfy. It took a second to dial in stuff tone-wise, I haven't had an active pickup loaded guitar in nearly a decade. Also after jammin on this as the main, I don't believe I could go back to standard scale 😅

Got this off of Halloween sales. She's a beauty. I heard lots of QC issue for this model. That's why I held off until I find one physically at store.