Dean Vendetta 1.0 Electric Guitar, 7-String Review

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(More customer reviews)I got this guitar 2 months ago, I always wanted a 7 string.
It's great because you don't have to change tunning when you want to get heavy on a song.
The fretboard is really wide, it was difficult at the begining, but you get used to it pretty quick, the frets are really confortable, specially if you like to shread a lot.
Now the problem I don't know if this happens for all of them but mine sounds like its not ground wire and it has a fuzzy sound on the amp when at high volumes.
I took it to a guitar tech and nothing was wrong he told me it was the pickups's quality and yes they are no good, specially using distortion when playing on the seventh string it lacks that heavy sound, and on clean well lets say its just as any other regular guitar.
If you are looking for a good and cheap 7 string guitar this is a good choice, even swaping the pickups later (I installed dimarzio d activators) it still cheaper than buying a high price guitar, my only complain here are the pickups and that is something you can solve easily


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The Dean Vendetta 1.7 boasts dependable Dean hardware like a pair of high-output humbuckers, and diecast tuning machines. Its Tune-o-Matic bridge with string-though-body design delivers the sustain you're after, and cosmetic bonuses like the classic Dean V-shaped ferrule pattern are an added bonus. The 1.7 model adds another string, so you can really plumb the depths of modern metal tunings.



The Dean Vendetta SeriesWith four models to choose from, the Vendettas have string-through-body design, classic Dean V Ferrule pattern, dual Humbuckers, a 25.5-inch scale, and solid mahogany bodies with a maple neck. The Vendetta 1.0 and 2.0 are bolt-on models with black hardware. The 2.0 model features a solid flame maple top. The Vendetta 3.0 and 4.0 sport neck-through construction with the Pearl Evil Eye inlay running the length of the fretboard. The 4.0 version has a beautiful quilted maple top and is available in an all too popular "Tiger Eye" finish.

Mahogany BodyAs with most of their instruments, Dean uses a mahogany body for the Vendettas. Mahogany is a common choice for electrics, dependably delivering a warm, full tone with plenty of punch and sustain.

Bolt-On ConstructionBolt-on neck construction provides an affordable alternative to set-neck or thru-body designs. The advantage of this design is that if you do have any neck trouble down the line, you can easily replace it.

The Vendetta 1.7's maple neck features an ultra-playable 24-fret rosewood fingerboard, with classic dot inlays.

Dean Humbucker PickupsThese pickups should provide more than enough bite for modern styles, along with plenty of low-end and midrange definition. The standard three-way selector allows bridge, neck, or a combination. Each pickup gets a volume pot, and they share the tone control.

Dean Diecast TunersDean's sealed diecast tuners offer solid tuning and mechanics, for a long lifetime of dependable performance.
Tune-o-Matic BridgeA Tune-o-Matic bridge with string-thru body design provides even more sustain, along with precise intonation for your tuning preference. The classic v-shaped ferrule pattern adds some nice vintage Dean style.

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