To Pat (or anyone)... Any Chance of a STERLING 7 String JP

[DaPatrooch]

to get back on topic - the 7 string thing is something we have talked about extensively here in the office. Let's just say: a work in progress.

I'm excited!

 

[Lukesilo]

I dont care so much about the trem but would love a crunch lab!!!

 

[Hendog]

mwah... some ppl would rather have an original crunch lab at the bridge position instead of the trem. makes it easier to sell. and setting them up becomes cheaper too. just 2 cents cuz i got a jp7 anyway

I dont care so much about the trem but would love a crunch lab!!!

Hmmmm, maybe I could do without the trem!

It's just a Petrucci with no trem...

 

[ScoobySteve]

I almost quoted Lefty thinking it was Pete.... how confusing!


But a 7 stringer SBMM would be great for us just starting to get our feet wet in the 7 string department.

 

[Lukesilo]

Dont get me wrong I would love a trem but Im a hard tail guy and would rather have a great pickup stock than a whammy bar!!! If I could have both that would be the ideal setup though

 

[mesavox]

if getting a trem made cost effectively is the issue, I'd say go without too. If I was buying one, I'd rather have a trem, but it would be cooler to have the JP7 without trem than none at all.

 

[Colin]

Wow, check out lefty's new avatar!

wow confusing

 

[beej]

I'm sure Pat will get back to us if there's some info. Very cool about all the good vibes towards the SBMM products.

On the pickup front- likely you're going to see their own pickups in there rather than something from Dimarzio, as has been the way so far. It's all about cost control. That's not a bad thing, guys.

 

[David Corrales]

I would totally be interested in a JP7 sterling model. I would like to eventually fiddle around with 7 strings but a top JP7 is -way- too expensive just for that.

 

[Lukesilo]

Thats the way I am David Coralles. I dont want to invest in a JP7 and get sick of a 7 string in a month.

 

[marduke]

I'm in the same boat, i want a 7 string, but dont want to spend huge amounts of money (especially with the prices here) on a EBMM jp7 only to find its not my thing.. but a SBMM jp7 would be a welcome piece of gear

 

[Hendog]

As I said... quite a few non 7 stringers that would buy these guitars up if they were made.

 

[bkrumme]

As I said... quite a few non 7 stringers that would buy these guitars up if they were made.

And we 7 stringers would welcome you with open arms to the wonderful world of LOW B!

I think a Sterling JP70 (see what I did there ) would be a great addition to the SBMM line. I'm sure I could get at least 5 of my students to buy them.

 

[SBMM]

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