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Description

The Schecter Jeff Loomis Signature JLX-7 Cygnus NT is an electric guitar that challenges the boundaries of traditional design, created in collaboration with the innovative guitarist Jeff Loomis. This extended range 7-string guitar is crafted for those who demand precision and power, offering an expansive tonal palette that caters to the modern metal and progressive rock musician. The neck-through-body construction provides exceptional sustain and resonance, making it a formidable choice for both studio and stage performances.

Equipped with a pair of active Seymour Duncan pickups, the JLX-7 Cygnus NT delivers a dynamic range of tones, from crisp cleans to aggressive overdrives. The ultra-thin "C" shaped neck and ebony fingerboard ensure lightning-fast playability, allowing for intricate solos and complex riffs with ease. Designed with meticulous attention to detail, this guitar features a custom inlay and sleek aesthetics that reflect Jeff Loomis's signature style.

The combination of cutting-edge electronics and premium materials makes the Schecter Jeff Loomis Signature JLX-7 Cygnus NT a top choice for musicians seeking a versatile and high-performance instrument that stands out in any musical ensemble.

Key Features:

  • 7-string extended range guitar
  • Neck-through-body construction
  • Active Seymour Duncan pickups
  • Ultra-thin "C" shaped neck
  • Ebony fingerboard
  • Custom inlay design
  • Designed in collaboration with Jeff Loomis

Product specs

Brand Schecter
Model Jeff Loomis Signature JLX-7 Cygnus NT
Year 2016 - 2017
Categories Solid Body Electric Guitars
Body Material Ash
Body Shape X-Style
Body Type Solid Body
Bridge/Tailpiece Type String-Through
Color Family Black
Finish Pattern Sunburst
Fretboard Material Maple
Fretboard Radius 16"
Neck Construction Neck-Through
Neck Material Maple
Number of Frets 24
Number of Strings 7-String
Offset Body Offset Body
Pickup Configuration HH
Right / Left Handed Right Handed
Top Material Maple
Wood Top Style Figured Veneer

FAQs

What is the neck profile of the Schecter Jeff Loomis Signature JLX-7 Cygnus NT like?

The Schecter Jeff Loomis Signature JLX-7 Cygnus NT features a thin "C" neck profile, providing a comfortable and fast-playing experience, ideal for shredding and technical playing styles.

What kind of tones can I expect from the pickups in the Schecter Jeff Loomis Signature JLX-7 Cygnus NT?

This guitar is equipped with Seymour Duncan Jeff Loomis Signature active pickups, known for their high output and clarity, making them well-suited for metal and hard rock genres.

Is the Schecter Jeff Loomis Signature JLX-7 Cygnus NT suitable for beginners?

While the Schecter Jeff Loomis Signature JLX-7 Cygnus NT is a high-quality instrument, its 7-string configuration and advanced features are better suited for experienced players.

Does the Schecter Jeff Loomis Signature JLX-7 Cygnus NT have a neck-through construction?

Yes, the Schecter Jeff Loomis Signature JLX-7 Cygnus NT features a neck-through construction, which enhances sustain and stability.

What is the fretboard radius of the Schecter Jeff Loomis Signature JLX-7 Cygnus NT?

The fretboard radius of the Schecter Jeff Loomis Signature JLX-7 Cygnus NT is 16 inches, providing a flatter surface ideal for fast playing and low action setups.

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