The Pro Series Signature Jeff Loomis Soloist SL7 HT 7-String Electric Guitar in Black Ash is a testament to the technical prowess and innovative design synonymous with Jeff Loomis, a revered figure in the world of technical metal guitarists. Known for his solo work, his influential role in the prog-metal band Nevermore, and collaborations with metal's elite, Loomis has partnered with Jackson to create this exceptional addition to his signature lineup.
This 7-string guitar is engineered for musicians seeking an extended sonic palette and unparalleled expression across the fretboard. It features a 26.5" scale length, a resonant basswood body complemented by a sandblasted ash top, and a through-body three-piece maple neck reinforced with graphite. This construction ensures rock-solid stability and enhanced sustain, crucial for high-energy performances.
The guitar's 12"-16" compound radius bound ebony fingerboard is designed for highly technical, rapid playing, hosting 24 jumbo frets and adorned with pearloid sharkfin inlays. For musicians who perform on dimly lit stages, Luminlay side dots provide essential fret guidance. Additionally, the heel-mount truss rod adjustment wheel allows for quick and easy neck relief adjustments, ensuring optimal playability.
At the heart of its sound are the brand-new Seymour Duncan Jeff Loomis Signature Noumenon Alnico 5 humbucking pickups. These pickups deliver a versatile tonal range with a tight low end and sharp attack, perfect for exploring different musical styles. The three-way toggle switch offers diverse pickup combinations, while the single volume control lets you adjust the intensity effortlessly.
The guitar's hardware is designed for precision and reliability, featuring a Hipshot hardtail bridge with string-through-body construction and Jackson locking tuners, ensuring consistent intonation and tuning stability. The Pro Series Signature Jeff Loomis Soloist SL7 HT is finished in a menacing Satin Black, complete with a matching Jackson pointed 7-in-line headstock and sleek black hardware, embodying the aggressive aesthetic that metal musicians crave.