Demons of the Spring (Warning: Blistering 7 String Imagery Inside)

[DonP]

Nice.

I was curious as to which bridge you like better.

[shreddermon]

Love the yellow, great color.

[Johnnyryche]

Cool guitars. Great colors on both of them.

[wilkinsi]

I want a Warrior in that yellow. Which yellow is it?

[toejam]

I want a Warrior in that yellow. Which yellow is it?

For the yellow I just requested a very bright yellow pearl and this is what I got.

A very bright yellow pearl is what he requested and got!

[shreddermon]

That yellow would look great on a Soloist or KV, too. Works especially well with the chrome hardware. Like a 50s hot rod. ...Hmmm.

[Scholomance]

Xenophobe, I will be eager to see yours. That sounds extremely interesting and unique. Its cool how different each Demon has been.

DonP, I prefer Kahlers most whenever I can get them, followed by Floyds and string-thru toms. Different bridges & guitars for playing different stuff. Jackson did a fantastic job setting up the Kahler. Its one of the best playing Jacksons and 7 strings I own. I actually had to tweak the s/t some, and the action took a while to settle in.

[Newc]

Nice work, buddy! Love the SLS head on the yellow. Seems to fit more than the standard head IMO.

[Devotee]

Not the biggest fan of pink and yellow, but those things are gorgeous! Loving the SLS headstock too, looks sweet and really balances out the radical Demon shape nicely.

[djpharoah]

Nice CS7s bro!!

[xenophobe]

Xenophobe, I will be eager to see yours. That sounds extremely interesting and unique. Its cool how different each Demon has been.

Yeah, I don't think I've ever seen two that are identical. I wanted to pay homage to the original but still make it different.

[Axewielder]

Great thread title! The guits are pretty cool too.

[Hellbat]

That 7 string Kahler scares the crap out of me. You'd need the eyes, hands, and patience of a watchmaker to get that thing set up.

[Scholomance]

Kahlers are deceptively simple and intuitive to set up and once there, they tend to stay that way. I've got 20+ yr old guitars with Kahlers that still to this day require almost no adjustment. Now, I may not feel that way about an 8 string fanned fret Kahler, but I don't plan on getting one of those!

I agree, the SLS looks better and better to me over time. I hope to round out the pair with a 3rd one. Maybe I'll do a reverse SLS.

[Confessor Townsend]

Wow, needed to get the shades out for those two. How's the upper fret access as I always thought that the extended lower horn would get in the way?