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something that holds tune well, and allows me to record some nice metal. I dont want anything fancy, just a power chord machine tha tI can tune low and hammer on!
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also, would it be smarter to just get a cheap 7 string? -
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ESP LTD makes a Viper 400 baritone you may want to check out.Comment
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if you just want to tune low and chug out power chords, I'd go for the baritone over a 7 string - more clarity, better intonation for those low notesOriginally posted by gemini8026 View PostComment
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Hey Yabba, are lower notes tougher to intonate?!
I noticed that when I downtun my 6 string, and try intonating it becomes a much tougher chore....Comment
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That because the scale isn't long enough to properly tune it to those notes.Comment
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