This is only the second electric I've owned. In comparison to my bolt-on neck floyed rose guitar this Schecter's tone pleases me. I put 12g jazz strings on right away and this gives the guitar a thick sweet tone when i tune to Eb. I was impressed with all the different sounds i could get out of it with the coil-tap and tone dial. I really like the neck pickup both in humbucker and single coil modes, it rarely gets muddy with my AC15. The bigsby was a hassle for me at first but once i put thicker strings on it and widen my nut slots the bigsby really shined! I had so much fun with this vibrato.

All pretty high quality parts for this price range. They complimented the bigsby well with the tusq nut and grover tuners. The amount of tones you can get with the coil-tapable pickups is a big part of value of these Schecters and one of my favorite features.

Took my a little while to figure out the bigsby and the nut gave me a few troubles but everything worked fine i just had to tinker with it!

Im very satisfied with the finish and over all quality of the guitar. The only real issue i had with the hardware was a tuner that was a little loose but easily tightened. The nut seemed to have a deep slot for the 'g' string, nut that made it unplayable or anything, just something i noticed.

Can't really say much more on value, i personally find it quite valuable. It provided all the tones i could want to play with and had a nice feature set and good looks!

Haven't had to use it yet!

I was very into the style of the this guitar, i knew i wanted a single cut away set necked guitar with vibrato and coil-tap and my goodness i found a sexy one too!

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