I don't know, sounds perfect to me. I am on the fence about it -- I'm more of a seven and six string player. Oh, well, I've got too much else going on, so that settles it for now. We'll see if I change my mind, as I am wont to do.26.5" scale length on an 8 seems a bit short to me, especially when Mark has a 25.5" on his 6 string.
You might find out you're really an eight string player if you had one.I am on the fence about it -- I'm more of a seven and six string player.
I heart this so hard!I don't know, sounds perfect to me. I am on the fence about it -- I'm more of a seven and six string player. Oh, well, I've got too much else going on, so that settles it for now. We'll see if I change my mind, as I am wont to do.
When Paul starts fanning his frets, you'll hear the fat lady singing.26.5" scale length on an 8 seems a bit short to me, especially when Mark has a 25.5" on his 6 string.
When Paul starts fanning his frets, you'll hear the fat lady singing.
Yeah, I don't think I have, neither, but this is an interesting scale length to me, as one of the reasons I've eschewed an 8 string is the scale length.I haven't played an 8 that was less than 27'' in scale length. I'd be interested to hear why Mark selected this scale length. Perhaps he will mention it in a YouTube video about the guitar or in an interview, etc.
Most probably not. At the White Room/Chuck Levin's shindig, someone asked about the 7-string, and he said, "of course we make 7-strings, you can order one. We made one for Mark Holcomb, and he said it was the best 7-string he ever played." The way he said it, he made it sound like it would remain private stock only. Which is fine, but he's basically saying he's not willing to try to wedge into that market, which is also fine.Wow. If I had the cash I'd be all over this. Maybe just maybe they'll turn this into a production Core model. But probably not.
26.5" scale length on an 8 seems a bit short to me, especially when Mark has a 25.5" on his 6 string.