This guitar is not really considered an ordinary guitar, but the basics are pretty much the same. This guitar is standard at your typical 6-stringed, double humbucker magnetic pick-ups, a solid piece neck made of Mahogany, which allows your fingers to slide, hammer-on, and mute without skinning or flaying the fretboard, a solid one piece fretboard, allowing quicker playing and reach for certain playing styles, and a tune-o-matic bridge which doesn't allow the strings to go out of tune. The headstock (top of the guitar) is a custom headstock, but the set and position of the string pegs (where you tune the strings) are pretty basic, yet 1 out of 3 types of designs for an electric guitar tuning.

Shecter Diamond Series Elite C-7

This guitar is somewhat the same as the guitar shown above. Of course the difference would be that it has 7-strings. This guitar has a deeper, more bass catching pick up mechanism in order to catch the full solid sound of 7-strings. in order to keep in melody for a 7-string mechanism guitar, the strings are tuned as " B-E-A-D-G-B-E ". 7-String guitars seem to be more trendy nowadays, the same as how professionals are beginning to use them as well. Believe or it not, but the 7-String was created AFTER the 12-String guitar was made. The reason for this was that the 12-string guitar was created as an acoustic guitar, and then introduced to the electric guitar modeling. Pick up's for a 12-string guitar does not need anything but the same shematics as a standaaard 6-string guitar.

Boca Suppressor Floyd-Fret 12-String

This guitar is almost the exact same thing as the guitar shown above, the only difference is of course the fact that it is Electric. For acoustics, the guitar does not need a bigger cave hole(the center of the guitar), for it to project all twelve strings. But, the electric guitar, does need a certain type of pick up mechanism. The pick up's for a standard 12- string guitar is a little more magnetics, yet single coiled. This means that the pick up's system is designesd to pick up three sections of the guitar. One part of the pick up will pick up any vibration of the strings closes to the fretboard. The other part of the pick up, will pick up any vibrations of the string closest to the back tail piece, or where the string end. This allows every string to be heard and expressed, will other strings are in action.

Ibanez Artcore 4790ARTCRE Super-Stain Series

This guitar made by Ibanez, is the Artcore 4790ARTCRE Limited Blues Edition. This guitar is the standard and the symbol of jazz and blues playing. The opening designs on the side of the guitars body is a cut out of the guitars wooden mahogany which allows the guitars sound to have alot more noticeable bass and low end of the each string, giving it that "bottle" sound when played loudly. This guitar was created in the year of 1926, and they blew the jazz and blues genre, out the building with it's unique and beautiful sound. Ibanez has also used a certain mechanism of pick up's which are made out of ceramic, and go beautifully matched with the opening of the wood in the guitar. This guitar in particular is a Hollow body guitar, as where some guitars have only one opening, either in the right or left of the guitar, depending on the year, and model of that guitar brand and design. Guitars with only one opening are called "Semi - Hollow body" Guitars, giving it that blues, or jazz tone, but not as strong in rate and sensitivity as a Hollow body guitar. alot of musicians would choose a semi, and then maybe a full, depending on how noticeable they want that lower end, and sustain in their music. There are effect pedals, made by Ibanez, to enrich and increase the unique sound of a hollow body even more with their Ibanez Effect Hollow Exciter. This guitar has been in the business for many years, and many other guitar manufacturers, are following up to this creation, still in progress.