Schecter C1 Classic
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Re: Schecter C1 Classic
I like them.
The only fault I could find is that the volume pot isn't in a position I like - it's kinda just behind the bridge so violining isn't as easy.
The blue one looks great, sounds great and has good parts (SD's + tonepros). If it feels good to you, then take it IMO
I like them.
The only fault I could find is that the volume pot isn't in a position I like - it's kinda just behind the bridge so violining isn't as easy.
The blue one looks great, sounds great and has good parts (SD's + tonepros). If it feels good to you, then take it IMO
midnite_man
New member
Re: Schecter C1 Classic
I bought a C-1 Classic after playing one at a local Guitar Center a couple of times. It's a great playing guitar and the Duncan pups, a JB and a Jazz, are a nice factory plus. I use .011's on mine with a Drop-D tuning....plays like buttah. The sustain is incredible thanks to the neck/string-thru body set-up along with a Tonepros bridge. Both pickups also come split for some nice single coil tones.
This guitar is kinda like having two guitars in one in many ways. There are some good deals out there on used ones. I think some people feel the neck inlay is a little over-the-top, and I'll even admit it's almost a distraction, but it's still a fun guitar to play.
If I was going to look into a C-1 Classic, I'd also consider and play one of those C-1 Artist
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/g=guitar/s=electric/search/detail/base_pid/518187/
I haven't played one of these but it looks like it's built the same as a Classic, and also has basically the same hardware and electronics as the Classic.
Either way, this Schecter model guitar has great quality for the buck.
....Bob
I bought a C-1 Classic after playing one at a local Guitar Center a couple of times. It's a great playing guitar and the Duncan pups, a JB and a Jazz, are a nice factory plus. I use .011's on mine with a Drop-D tuning....plays like buttah. The sustain is incredible thanks to the neck/string-thru body set-up along with a Tonepros bridge. Both pickups also come split for some nice single coil tones.
This guitar is kinda like having two guitars in one in many ways. There are some good deals out there on used ones. I think some people feel the neck inlay is a little over-the-top, and I'll even admit it's almost a distraction, but it's still a fun guitar to play.
If I was going to look into a C-1 Classic, I'd also consider and play one of those C-1 Artist
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/g=guitar/s=electric/search/detail/base_pid/518187/
I haven't played one of these but it looks like it's built the same as a Classic, and also has basically the same hardware and electronics as the Classic.
Either way, this Schecter model guitar has great quality for the buck.
....Bob
Skullkrusher
The T-Files-ologist
Re: Schecter C1 Classic
I think Schecter guitars are awsome bang for the buck. I've got a C-1 Elite and it's been great.
I think Schecter guitars are awsome bang for the buck. I've got a C-1 Elite and it's been great.
JB_From_Hell
Jomo's Nimions
Re: Schecter C1 Classic
FYI, if you're an ESP basher, don't go liking Schecters
The Classics are cool, but the bottom cutaway is too shallow.
FYI, if you're an ESP basher, don't go liking Schecters
The Classics are cool, but the bottom cutaway is too shallow.
