#Best guitar for drop A slipknot for a budget of 1000
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What region
NA? EU?
EU
and what's the difference between the A1.6RHC and the a2.6c
1.6 has stainless steel frets and locking tuners
So I’d get the 1.6
It’s really good
But it’s a 7
Probably a lot easier to use for drop a
And more versatile
But I think mick Thompson specifically used 6 string guitars mostly
so should I get the 7 string
if you think you need all 7 strings
or want to have Drop A with access to E standard on the same guitar
I guess
Yeah that’s the biggest pro imo
But if you have smaller hands it might be hard to play
Though necks on solars are amazing
biggest pro comes with cons as well tho, so best to just know if you prefer 7 or 6 for one reason or another
honestly i would just reccomend to buy different strings so almost any guitar should work but i would reccomend something whit highoutput hums, both guitarists use emgs which i would reccomend schecter because they have a wide variety, the hell raisers are pretty sick guitars so id look into that
Mick uses Fishman and before he used SD Blackouts
But for drop A a 7 string is by far the best
Extra versatile
You have an E standard guitar and a Drop A guitar in one
And before emgs
im prolly gonna buy a 7 string for that reason
but first id try out some 7s at guitar center js to get a feel
personaly I got small hands so idk how well id be able to play
This doesn’t effect anything
wouldnt the neck be taller because of an extra string
Yes it would be wider but small hands doesn’t mean can’t play it
yea but i also might be harder to play
especaially like barre chords which seem horrible on 7
Ngl don’t know a single song that does barres on a 7 string
fair enough
It’s gonna be harder no matter hand size
i mean yea
And if you don’t find the 7 string neck comfortable there’s also baritones or bigger strings
yea thats what i was thinking
but it makes more sense to buy a 7 string
Fair enough
I’d definitely try a 7
You might need to change how you hold the neck if you struggle