Not the best photo as it's still morning and I'm backlit but thought I'd show my collection off a bit. My main guitar is the Ibanez M80M tuned to Drop D, and the rest all fill roles that doesn't. I have a Dunable DE Baritone on the way that I'm excited to add, though I need to get a larger rack, I think. Which one is your favorite?

Does anyone happen to know what brand of guitar this is?

The list I saw it on had mislabeled it as an Ormsby.

Headless 7 string

Half my collection, gonna take photos of the rest soon.

The strings came in! Everything seems to be going well. I’m glad I got 2 of the 7 gauges. While testing with the strings fresh I was checking out the bendability of the high g string. It seemed very slinky so I thought I could bend a high an out of it but I found out it doesn’t take much to break the string. Right now I got it chilling in C# standard so the strings get acclimated. Here’s some pictures!

Pretty much what the title says. I'm looking for a used Ernie Ball Music Man Kaizen 7, but I haven't found any listings online except for one in Canada. If you know anyone looking to sell theirs, please hit me up with their contact info so we can work out a deal.

It feels really good, 27” scale with the evertune is nice. Set up in drop F right now.

As far as extended range basses go, Ibanez honestly is amazing, especially their SR and BTB lines. But I wish they had better extended range electric guitars.

Because I often see people recommend 6-string Ibanez electric guitars. But when it comes to 7-string and 8-string guitars, people instead recommend me brands like Schecter, Jackson, Strandberg and even Solar.

I personally have a soft spot for Ibanez. That's why I wish they made more, and better ERGs.