Agile Septor Elite 827 EB DNC Black Flame

Septor 8 with Duncan Blackouts! Double cutaway, light weight, mahogany, arch top body with satin finish! Sturdy 5 piece neck-through body design allows easier access to upper frets, provides greater sustain, and keeps the instrument in tune longer! Ebony fretboard with 24 jumbo frets. Position markers are located on the side of the neck. USA Made Duncan Blackout pickups! Cepheus 8 bridge for improved range of movement and tuning variations. Grover die-cast sealed tuners with 18-1 ratio. Measurements: Overall length: 41" Scale length: 27" Width of the neck at the 1st fret: 2 1/4" at Width of the neck at the 12th fret: 2 13/16" Thickness of the neck at the 1st fret: 13/16" Thickness of the neck at the 12th fret: 15/16" Fretboard radius: 16" Labella string gauges: .009, .012, .015, .022, .030, .040, .054, .074 Weight: 10 pounds

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Hi Kurt. I just received my guitar (& case) yesterday (order 218717) & I wanted to thank you, first of all. It's rare to come across companies these days that do such diligent work. The processing/shipping time was impressive & much appreciated. You don't know how much it means to me when I order something I'm anticipating so badly & it's processed & shipped out the same afternoon I placed the order. Great communication as well! As for the Septor Elite 828, I'm practically speechless. I was expecting it to be nice but wow, it floored me. The price I paid, well I feel like I practically stole it considering what I got in return. I've played and owned multi-thousand dollar guitars of all shapes, sizes, & string configurations over my 15+ years of playing so I recognize & appreciate quality when I see it. Let me be the first to say, my Septor Elite 828 was made in S Korea & I'm damn proud of it! The build specs on this thing are nothing short of incredible & rival most American made guitars I've played. It's absolutely gorgeous, just STUNNING, SEXY! The materials, the craftsmanship, the level of expertise that went into making this guitar....man I just couldn't be happier. I'm glad I took a chance on Agile & RondoMusic. I didn't know much about either but now I feel like I know all I need to know. Amazing products, service, & it didn't break my bank. What else could anyone ask for? You have a new customer for life in me. Anyone I know that's looking for a new guitar, I'm going to recommend Rondo & Agile first! If they don't believe me, they will after they play my guitar. P.S......I'd like my feedback to be seen by as many people as possible, especially those that are considering purchasing one of your guitars. So, please post this on your customer comments section so people know the truth! Besides, you could use some more "current" reviews on your site :) Thanks again, you haven't heard the last from me.

Sincerely, Cody Frye

Overall Impression: I'm pretty picky when it comes to guitars. I've been playing guitar for 9 years now, and all my other guitars are super customized to my preferences. This is the first guitar that I've played that I really wouldn't change much on. For the price, it's a steal. I've play guitars nearly double its price tag that don't compete. I never thought I would get an 8 string. I've always been interested in 7's but the idea of an 8 string was just preposterous to me... Until I played a Schecter Blackjack 8 in a guitar store one day. I had to choose between this guitar and the Blackjack and I'm very pleased with my purchase. This is the best gamble I've ever made, I've never played this guitar or an Agile before purchasing it, but after reading amazing reviews on Agiles from the people of ss.org I couldn't resist. If your thinking about expanding your range to an 8 string (please don't just do it for chugging the low F# that's why we have Baritone 7's... I know its fun but come on guys) then Agile is definitely a great option, unless you can afford Custom luther brands, in which case look into Siggery, Ran, Strandberg, Mayones, Blackmachine (Although I don't think they're making anymore), a Bernie Rico Jr or any of those guitars that my budget wont let me own... but I want. Thanks for reading my review I know it was quite long but hopefully you got something out of it. Check out my flickr if you want see some photos of the guitar. // 10

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