Blog: Schecter's 2014 Lineup
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Evan Skopp
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Thank you CTN. You should get your '59 Burst delivered sometime tomorrow before 10:30.
Thank you CTN. You should get your '59 Burst delivered sometime tomorrow before 10:30.
Ashurbanipal
Well-known member
Re: Blog: Schecter's 2014 Lineup
I wanna know about this V...
I wanna know about this V...
King IzzO)))
Ultimate Kitten Puncher
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I have never liked Schecter stuff outside of the old PTs like Hoss', but most of that looks really cool. I especially like the Hipshot hardtail option.
I have never liked Schecter stuff outside of the old PTs like Hoss', but most of that looks really cool. I especially like the Hipshot hardtail option.
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I remember the Schecter played when they hit the scene like 10-15 years ago sounded artificial. I was really pretty w/ binding and inlays, but it sounded untraditional like it was made with something other than wood, like a Parker Fly. Did they used to do that?
Anyway, these new ones look great. I love this one.
I think I need an Alder guitar. . .
I remember the Schecter played when they hit the scene like 10-15 years ago sounded artificial. I was really pretty w/ binding and inlays, but it sounded untraditional like it was made with something other than wood, like a Parker Fly. Did they used to do that?
Anyway, these new ones look great. I love this one.
I think I need an Alder guitar. . .
KeeperOS
Active member
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Schecter is the "one" (or "other one", depends) manufacturer that I love even though I don't own any of their guitars. I can't tell you how many nights I have spent drooling over their various guitars instead of sleeping.
I really honestly am a mental "click" away from buying one every time I visit their page or the Drum City one...
My all-time-faves are the C1 and the Avenger with a special mention to the SLS series (sans the skull inlay, can't say I am a fan of those) with the Banshee ticking all the right '90s SuperStrat boxes. Obviously all of them with the SD pickups (usually the passive ones).
Oh I want one so bad...
Schecter is the "one" (or "other one", depends) manufacturer that I love even though I don't own any of their guitars. I can't tell you how many nights I have spent drooling over their various guitars instead of sleeping.
I really honestly am a mental "click" away from buying one every time I visit their page or the Drum City one...
My all-time-faves are the C1 and the Avenger with a special mention to the SLS series (sans the skull inlay, can't say I am a fan of those) with the Banshee ticking all the right '90s SuperStrat boxes. Obviously all of them with the SD pickups (usually the passive ones).
Oh I want one so bad...
youngthrasher9
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This. More guitar brands need to start using Hipshot bridges.
The KM-7 is probably going to be next guitar purchase.
This. More guitar brands need to start using Hipshot bridges.
The KM-7 is probably going to be next guitar purchase.
Gone_Shootin
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I had an Ibanez 7 string about 10 years ago. But it was kind of a cheap POS, so I ended up selling it & haven't had one since. But over the past year or so I started to miss having it around, so I started looking at 7 strings again but nothing has made me pull the trigger yet. Some come close but always have something that turns me off. But that KM7 is looking like it may be the one I go ahead and get. It has the scale length I want, comes with pickups that I've been curious about, has a good bridge (although I would probably like a Floyd better), and it's just a damn classy looking guitar.
I had an Ibanez 7 string about 10 years ago. But it was kind of a cheap POS, so I ended up selling it & haven't had one since. But over the past year or so I started to miss having it around, so I started looking at 7 strings again but nothing has made me pull the trigger yet. Some come close but always have something that turns me off. But that KM7 is looking like it may be the one I go ahead and get. It has the scale length I want, comes with pickups that I've been curious about, has a good bridge (although I would probably like a Floyd better), and it's just a damn classy looking guitar.
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alteredbeast
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I was sweatin that too, alas after further research, found out its the lame-0 dude "in this moment" bands' sig. Supergheyniss Maximus.
I wanna know about this V...
I was sweatin that too, alas after further research, found out its the lame-0 dude "in this moment" bands' sig. Supergheyniss Maximus.
RoteGitarre
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I'm happy that they brought the C-1 Classic back after being discontinued. It's one of my favorite Schecters, and the only one I own. I never understood why they dropped it in the first place.
I'm happy that they brought the C-1 Classic back after being discontinued. It's one of my favorite Schecters, and the only one I own. I never understood why they dropped it in the first place.
chadd
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Is that an S1? I didn't see it anywhere on their site.
Is that an S1? I didn't see it anywhere on their site.
