Jackson Pro Series Signature Dave Davidson Warrior WR7 E 7-String Electric Guitar, Ferrari Red

Over the last decade, Boston-based metal mavens Revocation have cemented themselves as modern masters of thrash and death. Frontman and elite guitarist Dave Davidson drives the band's evolution, challenging tired metal tropes.

Jackson continues its legacy partnering with the best by collaborating with Davidson on his signature Warrior models, including the fierce new Pro Series Signature Dave Davidson Warrior WR7. This shred machine is built for unbridled creativity and full-throttle metal.

Davidson's take on Jackson's iconic angular Warrior shape is a 7-string with a 26.5" scale length nyatoh body and slick through-body maple neck. The graphite-reinforced scarf joint provides unflinching stability on the road. The oiled back of the neck enables silky lead work, while the 12-16" compound radius ebony fingerboard with 24 jumbo frets morphs from comfortable chording by the nut to warp speed soloing up top.

To satisfy Revocation's penchant for lavish chord textures, Davidson teamed with DiMarzio for his new signature Occult Classic pickups. From pounding tight lows to crystalline cleans, these pups produce dynamic tone with punchy clarity, responding eagerly to harmonics. It also wields a single tone control, single volume and three-way toggle switch.

The Floyd Rose 1000 Series 7-string double-locking tremolo bridge dives, flutters and provides rock-solid tuning stability with superior sustain and shimmering tremolo motion.

Clad in Ferrari Red with a matching pointy headstock and black hardware, Davidson's refined signature Warrior is a sleek shred machine ready to unleash cacophonous metal fury.

Direct Mount Signature Dave Davidson DiMarzio Occult Classic Humbucking Pickups
Davidson's Signature Imperium pickups offer a sound as unique as his style. These pickups have the ability to sound great as a lead and clean up well with crystal clarity, allowing the notes to ring through even with a lot of gain.

26.5" Scale Length
The greater spacing of harmonics on strings that span a longer 26.5" scale give an impression of greater chime and shimmer, and allows for more articulate notes on the lower strings. The longer scale length also enhances tuning stability, and is an ideal match for dropped tunings.