Legator - Ninja X 7 Cordes Multiscale Caribbean Blue

There are guitars you buy, and guitars you adopt. The Legator X7F Ninja 7-string belongs to the latter family. From the very first tuning, the 647.7 mm - 673.1 mm multidiapason reveals what it's made of: a low E string as taut as a cable, with a dry attack and note separation that holds up even in the most demanding tunings of modern metal or djent.

The solid Buckeye Burl top infused with high-temperature epoxy resin deserves a closer look. Epoxy doesn't just fill aesthetic gaps: it stabilises the structure of the wood over the long term, neutralises humidity variations, and creates a surface with unique grain patterns from one piece to the next. Finished in Caribbean Blue gloss, the visual result is on a par with that of a top-of-the-range luthier. The 5-piece Wenge/Maple screw-down neck follows a different logic: the alternating wood types reinforce the rigidity of the axle, compensating for string tensions over seven rows, and the satin finish disappears under the fingers from the very first note.

The Richlite Ebony fingerboard plays a role that purists know well - uniform density, zero seasonal capriciousness, and a playing response that resembles ebony without having the ecological constraints. The 24 Medium Jumbo stainless steel frets accentuate this register: the lifespan is unrivalled, and the glide over the bends remains constant right down to the last fret. The Tesi-type LED Killswitch with LED switch transforms the sound cups into a fully-fledged playing tool, where others are content with a discreet button. The Push/Pull selector for vocals and the Legator Pro locking mechanics close the loop on an instrument whose deluxe cover and Luminlay markers confirm that it is cut out for the stage as much as for rehearsal.