Agile Septor 727 RN CP TOM Tribal Red

New Agile 7 String 27" scale 7 string at an amazing price Designed based on specifications requested by our customers Double cutaway, light weight, mahogany, arch top body Tone Pros bridge Rosewood fretboard with position markers located on the side of the neck 24 extra jumbo, 2.9mm frets 13.7" (350 mm) radius BOLT ON neck for fast play Grover Die Cast tuners Cepheus passive 7 string humbucker pickups Reverse headstock, string through body Measurements Overall length, including the strap button: 42" Scale length: 27" Width of the neck at the nut: 1 7/8" Width of the neck at the 22nd fret: 2 3/16" Uniform neck profile (for ultra fast playing): 21 1/2 mm at the first fret and 22 mm at the 12th fret Pickups dimensions: 3" x 1 3/8" (mounting screws are 3 3/4" apart) Weight: only 8 1/2 pounds!

Customer Comments:

Alright, I'm going to start off by saying that this is the best guitar I have played let alone owned out of my 7 guitars. The finish is absolutely the best I have seen, especially at this price bracket. It looks much more striking in person. The pickups are nice and crisp for actives, I thought I would be very disappointed and have to switch them out but they are going anywhere. The neck is of medium thickness and is very playable. The pickup selector is nice and solid, it gives a good chunky click when you switch. You have very easy access to the very high frets and the action is low with little buzz and the Grover tuners are an additional plus which makes it have amazing tuning stability. All in all I think this is an amazing instrument and definitely be considered over the similarly priced Schecter's, Jackson's, and Ibanez's.

Thomas Veres via Amazon

After getting jaded with Ibanez and basswood guitars in general and talking to a few friends on aim, I decided to sell my 1527. Then this beautiful Agile Septor 727 RN came up for sale on here and I had to have it. When it first arrived last night - I did play it for a while. It sounded so vibrant and organically vocal acoustically that I knew it would blow me away plugged in. I just love the various combinations I have with the coil-tapping option. I love the 3 way switch, just will rotate it so that its facing front to back instead of up-down. Just more intuitive that way. Now the real part - the neck. This neck feels nice. Sure its a bit bigger than my 1527/wizard I neck but tell you whats its hella comfy. Its like all my life I have been wearing thongs and now I found some Fruit of the Looms. Its a bit nicer and I feel this neck can really help with left hand fatigue. Since I don't shred (read: yet) I dont mind it and feel like I will grow with it. The one thing I did do was find the paint/clear slowing me down. So I just grabbed some #0000 steel wool and rubbed the neck down for a bit to get it satiny. Then took the smallest amount of lemon oil and rubbed/buffed it into the neck . A lot better. The quality and craftsmanship is definitely up there with Schecters and Ibanez. I can't tell you the difference in terms of fret dressing, fret edges and fretboard from the "Prestige" Ibanez I used to own. Now I am not knocking Ibanez but they have got to wake up and smell the roses. Overall I couldn't be more pleased with this guitar.... Agile/Rondo has got a winner in this combo. BTW baritone scale doesn't feel any different from normal 25.5".

djpharoah via Ibanez JemSite Forum