Tagima True Range 7 — Multiscale 7‑String (Brazil Series)

Built for brutality. Tuned for clarity. Handcrafted in Brazil, the Tagima True Range 7 is a multiscale (fanned-fret) 7-string designed to keep the low string tight and piano-clear while the treble side stays fast and expressive. If you live in down-tuned riffs, staccato chugs, and precise leads, this is your daily driver.

• Aftermath aggression: Dual Bare Knuckle Aftermath humbuckers deliver crushing low-end control, razor mids, and lightning tracking for modern metal, djent, and tech-riff accuracy.
• Multiscale feel: Extended bass side for tension and note definition, shorter treble side for effortless bends and speed—comfort and intonation dialed across the board.
• Mono-rail sustain: Individual bridge saddles isolate each string for punchier attack, better intonation, and tighter palm-mutes.
• Pro tonewoods: Brazilian Cedar body for quick response; Pau Marfim neck with a Pau Ferro fingerboard for snappy attack and smooth slides.
• Road-ready build: 24 frets, bone nut, double-action truss rod, and a clean control layout (3-way, Volume, Tone) that stays out of your way when it's time to rip.

Specs

• Body: Brazilian Cedar
• Neck: Pau Marfim (double-action truss rod)
• Fingerboard: Pau Ferro • 24 frets • multiscale
• Nut: Bone
• Pickups: Bare Knuckle Aftermath (bridge/neck)
• Controls: 3-way switch • 1 × Volume • 1 × Tone
• Bridge: Individual mono-rail saddles
• Finishes: Black, White
• Country of Origin: Brazil

Why players choose this: hyper-tight low string feel, zero mud under gain, and a neck that stays comfortable across long sets and longer practice sessions. Perfect for modern metal, progressive, and extended-range studio work.

ECGMusic Advantage: We inspect and set up every instrument before shipping. Official Tagima dealer. Fast shipping, secure packaging, and friendly, post-sale support. Add a SureBright protection plan at checkout for extra peace of mind.

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