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Bill Lawrence L250

@@scion0216 thanks man

Bill Lawrence L500L & Seymour Duncan Phat Cat

Alright, couple of things, it will be long... By removing the headstock, there will be less neck dive for overall stability when playing standing up. And because of that, u can use lighter timber for the body for an overall lighter guitar. (2.7 kg for a 8 strings strandberg, that is insane.) AND because of improved balance by eliminating the headstock, u can use harder/heavier wood like rosewood/wenge for necks without adding too much weight, as they usually provide more bell-like harmonious overtones. Which I always find Strandberg with rosewood/wenge sounds wonderful. Lastly, because there r no tuning pegs to wind the strings, the tuning stability is insane. Locking tuners tends to be more stable for my experience. (Locking "mechanism" in headless' case) In the end, it looks cool (to me). If it doesn't look cool to u, it will forever just be a novelty because u will never want to pick it up and play it, which is totally fine. I love my 6 strings with headstocks. TL;DR, headless guitar design can hv tons of ergonomic features. Because of the sole reason of having no headstock.

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Its not my guitar so I dunno the details. But as I remember, it was a .056 gauge, and the 3rd string is changed into a lighter gauge

For Deluhi live tone, yes, easy. Ive got a lot of compliments that I sounded like Deluhi when I use Cygnus on shows. However, it is questionable for recording tone, since Leda's equipment varies a lot in recordings (ESP Horizon with L500 on someplaces, and obviously Mesa Boogie-ish tone on Revolver Blast) It is a great guitar. Even tho Ive been using my Strandberg 8 strings a lot because it sounds crazy good on its own, it is light as hell, and it actually helps having 2 more strings in some session situation. But Cygnus is still my go to guitar for 6 strings stuff.

Ah, I see. Thank you for the reply! I appreciate it. So do you think part of the tone that Leda got with Deluhi back in the day was because of the L500? I have a Marshall DSL50 amp with an Orange 2x12 V30's cab. I like the tone I get, but I am basically in love with the tone from Rebel:Sicks Shadow:Six. If I could ever achieve that tone I would be able to die happy lol. You think I should get the Cygnus? Also, if you don't mind me asking, if I do get the ESP Cygnus, what dealer should I buy it from? Since it'll be costing around 3000 dollars and looks like it has to be created once I order it. I want to go through a reputable japanese vendor.

Definately, Rebel Sicks tone is basically a L500 loaded guitar with a mid-gain setting on the rhythm. A marshall with V30 speaker will work. Just go direct to ESP, thats how I got mine. There are a lot of ESP direct shops in Japan and I got my Cygnus at ESP Crafthouse in Shibuya Japan.

Cool. Can you tell me what you mean by going direct to ESP? I don't see anywhere to order the Cygnus through ESP's website.

Esp is not selling this guitars outside japan. Either go to esp japan, a Japanese retailer or buy it completely overpriced from ebay