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  • Zerberus
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    Re: what are the advantages of a string through body ?

    Originally posted by 7th Hell
    String thrus have more sustain than TOM/stop or Trem bridges, and waaaay more than Floyd trems. Can't go wrong with Schecter- great quality for little $!
    I hate these type of generalizations. In pure theory, yes.

    But in the real world (ours), sustain is the result of many factors, such as wood (and its quality), neck angle, scale length, Godīs mood at the time of construction.....

    I can show you an axe with a floating Floyd that will out-sustain most if not all of the Les Pauls Iīve heard

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  • UCSDBoy
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    I think tonepros and through-body would be most excellent. I have the same setup, albeit non-tonepros, on my Ibanez SZ and that thing has huge sustain compared to my tremelo-equipped guitars. They're all made in Korea guitars, which pretty much means they're all made in the same factory - whether they're schecter or ibanez so I think you should be pretty happy if you pick up a good one.

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  • Metalman_666
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    Re: what are the advantages of a string through body ?

    string thru bodied guitars are supposed to have more sustain, but a trem can suck that away from them.

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  • ledzepp29
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    I like the tele shaped shecters more, they look awesome

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  • 7th Hell
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    Re: what are the advantages of a string through body ?

    String thrus have more sustain than TOM/stop or Trem bridges, and waaaay more than Floyd trems. Can't go wrong with Schecter- great quality for little $!

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  • what are the advantages of a string through body ?

    long story short, im thinking about replacing my epi lp.
    i may want to get a schecter, although ive never heard much or read much about these guitars. Obviously, im going to try them out first, but i think i have my choices down to these 2 models.

    heres the string through model


    CONSTRUCTION:
    Set Neck w/ Ultra Access
    BODY:
    Mahogany
    NECK:
    Maple
    FINGERBOARD:
    Rosewood
    FRETS:
    22 Jumbo
    SCALE:
    25 1/2"
    INLAYS:
    Black Pearl Dots
    BRIDGE:
    TonePros w/ Thru Body
    BINDING:
    Multi-Ply Creme
    TUNERS:
    Grover
    HARDWARE:
    Black Chrome
    PICKUPS:
    Seymour Duncan JB (SH-4) and '59 (SH-1N)
    ELECTRONICS:
    Vol / Tone / Pickup Selector
    FINISHES:
    Gloss Black (BLK)

    and heres another model



    CONSTRUCTION:
    Set-Neck
    BODY:
    Mahogany
    NECK:
    3pc Mahogany
    FINGERBOARD:
    Rosewood
    FRETS:
    22 Jumbo
    SCALE:
    24 3/4"
    INLAYS:
    3 PLY Crown
    BRIDGE:
    TonePros System
    BINDING:
    Creme (Neck)
    TUNERS:
    Grover w/ Pearl
    HARDWARE:
    Chrome
    PICKUPS:
    Duncan Designed H-102
    ELECTRONICS:
    Vol / Vol / Tone / 3-way
    FINISHES:
    See Thru Cherry (STC), Gloss Black (BLK), Vintage Ivory (IV)



    so, does anyone have any experiences with these guitars ? and like the title says, whats the advantages of a string through guitar ?
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