Ibanez UV777 Steve Vai 7 string electric guitar review.This is where I review the UV777 Steve Vai electric guitar. The price alone is a good indicator of the kind of electric guitar we're dealing with. It costs as much as $1829.99. At least this is the price I saw last time I checked. Pretty expensive but it has the features to match. Certainly worth every penny. If you're looking for a top of the line seven string electric guitar, you should certainly consider this one. The Ibanez UV777 Steve Vai seven string electric guitar comes with a number of outstanding features.
I played the Ibanez UV777 for some time and was very pleased with it. I tried various styles on it and was very happy with its tone. Seems to be able to handle anything you want to use it for. I've read reviews where people who have owned this guitar for a long time complain about the floating bridge and how it never stays in tune. If you're considering the Ibanez UV777 Steve Vai seven string electric guitar you may need to look into this before making a purchase. Especially if you're one who uses tremolo very often. After all you want to be sure when spending so much money for a guitar. All in all, this electric guitar is awesome. Ibanez electric guitar reviews. Return from Ibanez UV777 review to homepage.
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These include mirror pickguard, Abalone disappearing pyramid fret marker inlays, Double-locking Ibanez Lo-Pro Edge 7 recessed trem, "Light without Heat pyramid logo below the bridge, Blaze single coil in the middle, and Basswood body. The guitar also includes a rosewood fingerboard, 24 fat frets, Quartersawn maple neck, and DiMarzio Blaze humbuckers at the neck and bridge. It has some really fabulous looks thanks to its full body, neck, and head binding. 