レイヴン・スカイ 7弦（ファミリー：アクィラ・スカイギター）
レイヴン・スカイ 7弦の写真は、まだそれほど多く用意出来ておりません。
しかし、色を除いては基本的にビアンカ・スカイ 7弦と同じです。
概要
ジーニー・ビアンカ・スカイ試作品をもとに、最初のレイヴン・スカイは2011年にボリス・ドメンジェにより製作されました。
最高品質のスカイギターを、素晴らしいサウンドの明瞭さや優雅な容貌と統合すべくデザインされましたので、あなたがどこで演奏
しようとも注目の的となるでしょう。
Wood & Specs:
- Number of strings: 7
- Alder body
- Flamed maple neck
- Position markers: abalone stars
- Long scale (Strat style – 25.5 inches – 65 cm)
- Neck width at saddle: 5.1 cm
- Neck width towards bridge: 6.8 cm
- Neck join: Emperor
- Medium scalloped from 7th fret
- Number of frets: 37 (the top 5 frets are whole-tone steps, counting as 2 frets each – the amount differs between individual guitars)
- Super-Jumbo fret wire – smaller in the higher regions
- ABM super smooth floating tremolo with 3 gold-plated springsSound & Tone Engine:
- Mega-Wing III System with 18-volt power supply
- 3 pick-ups: (2 humbuckers & 1 single coil in the middle)
- 5 control knobs:
1) volume – 2) treble-range – 3) Mid-range – 4) bass-range – 5) master gain
- 5-way toggle switch
- 2 X humbucker-to-single coil switches
- Cyan Magic – 12 blue/turquoise lights with dimmerFinish & Colour:
- Overall appearance: gold theme
- Polyurethane
- Body: raven black
Decoration &Symbols:
- 2 brass scratch plates, 24 Karat gold plated
- Sky Academy spiral symbol on body
- USG symbol on headstock
- Unique USG identification back plate, 24 Karat gold platedExtras:
- Tronical Powertune Self-Tuning System with App
- Acrylic glass detachable Leg Rest
- Pick holder
- Black UJR Sky Guitar case with black velvet interior
- Aquila Sky Guitar Strap in black ultra soft poly velvet, 3 inches wide
音色： 明るい、歌うかのよう、立体的
スカイギター・タイプ： アクィラ・スカイ
Uli with the first RAVEN SKY, “Black Lion” at Schloss Rietzneuendorf in 2011
Performing “The Sails of Charon” with Chuck Billy and Elliott Rubinson
Playing Jeannie-Bianca at a classical concert at Kassel Stadthalle, Germany
With Pat McManus in France
Slash is taking a closer look at Jeannie-Bianca during a jam session in New Zealand
1st ever performance with “Jeannie-Bianca” at the Crossroads Festival in Hamburg, 2010
