Because of the versatility and sturdy construction of this guitar, combined with its intriguing appearance, I will never get rid of it. If I had to replace it, I would buy another one without a moments hesitation. The only change to this guitar I could imagine would be a bit more cutaway where my right arm comes across the body, but it is not a big deal and I got used to it within 10 minutes of playing it.

Sound
This guitar sounds amazing, warm and bright. The Schecter Alnico pickups are clear and responsive and the coil tap function lets you achieve 6 distinctively different pickup configurations.

Features
This guitar is solid mahogany with a mahogany set neck, the neck joint is sturdy smooth and allows great access to the upper frets. The string through body design is great and everything is of the highest quality.

Ease of Use
This has to be one of the best feeling guitars I have ever played, the neck fits wonderfully in my hand. All the knobs are right where they should be, nothing seems out of place, playing it seems very intuitive.

Quality
This guitar is perfect, it feels sturdy and strong. the binding is smooth, the frets are smooth, the setup was great, low action and perfect intonation.

Value
This guitar is worth so much more than the asking price. Everyone I have showed it too and let play it is amazed that it costs… read more under $450. Most say that it feels like it should cost nearly twice as much as it does.

Manufacturer Support
So far dealing with Schecter has been great, the lifetime warranty and multiple ways to contact them is always nice. I don't think I will have to deal with any real support.

The Wow Factor
The unique look of this beauty, the pin striping and dice on the headstock, the wonderful starting line girl inlay, the matte alloy Grey finish and the distressed chrome hardware, make it visually stunning. The coil tapped Alnico pickups, set neck and all mahogany construction gives it a sound that makes you ache to play it.

Musical Background:
Hobbyist

Musical Style:
rock, metal, blues read less