Sterling JP 170 d vs Schecter Hellraiser C-7 FR-s 

Yes my friend, their playability is exceptional.

Not really, strings are a bit tighter but you can just use slightly light gauge strings and it feels very close. If you have small hands it might be a bit of stretch at first

Hi mate, In my experience you could'nt have problems with the length of HellR scale with standard tunning. To compensate some tone passages o maintain flexibility I used 0,9 to 0,42 from 1st to 6th, and I changed the 0,54 to 0,59 in 7th. The rest it´s only the fine tunning of the Floyd Rose, using 3 springs with two external of them angled to the center besides the central one.

Honestly, a 26.5 scale is actually a pretty good scale length for a 7 string. I honestly don’t know why people make 7 strings with 25.5 inch scale lengths

@@theinfinityscout3289 I would like to think of 26.5 as the fender scale, and 25.5 the gibson scale of Extended Range Guitars. 26.5 is ideal for the B string and goes well in both standard and alternative tunings, I believe the 25.5 isn’t bad either as there are various artists like Matt Heafy whose guitars in that scale still managed to create a massive sound, Safe to say it’s a matter of preference. And yes, even a 24.75 scale 7 string exists (a Gibson custom) and its hella muddy if you compare that to 25.5

Thanks bud!

Hola Fausto, buscame x Facebook mismo nombre,. Está por ahí. Sdos.

Thanks bro, great guitar!!

Have the hellraiser c7 but wished I'd bought the six string version as I have a apocalypse red reign c7 string and don't see the point in having 2 7 strings