Detail 01
12- to 16-inch compound-radius ebony fingerboard
The radius is rounder at the lower frets and flatter at the higher frets.

Independent shopping perspective
Jeff Loomis’s Soloist SL7 is a seven-string electric guitar built around a lightweight basswood body, sandblasted ash top and a satin-finished set maple neck with graphite reinforcement. Its pair of signature Seymour Duncan Blackout pickups is described with clarity, power, crunch and definition across the extended range. The ebony fingerboard moves from a 12-inch radius at lower frets to 16 inches higher up, while the Floyd Rose FRT-1500 double-locking tremolo supports dive bombs, squeals and other extreme tremolo techniques.


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What matters in use
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Detail 01
The radius is rounder at the lower frets and flatter at the higher frets.
Detail 02
Supports the dive bombs and squeals described for this model.
Detail 03
Combines a set maple neck, graphite reinforcement and satin neck finish.
Detail 04
Pairs a lightweight basswood body with a sandblasted ash top.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has seven strings.
It has a pair of Jeff Loomis signature Seymour Duncan Blackout pickups.
Its ebony fingerboard has a 12- to 16-inch compound radius: 12 inches at lower frets and 16 inches higher up.
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