HeHasTheJazzHands
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Well gooddamn about time they fucking bring it back
New Schecter Models Megathread
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Zado
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Not gonna ruin your dream guys.
Probably
Holy shit that two tone white and blue looks sick. Absolute redemption after that tommy gun lee signature they put out. The only upgrades I could think would be better would be if it had SS FRETS and move the volume knob back.
CleansingCarnage
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I actually like that a lot. It's kind of like a very subdued BC Rich design mixed with classic vintage style.
gunch
digidun digidun wakka wakka skree
stilettos were always cool
That single hum Trad for the dude from Electric Callboy was officially announced. Interestingly enough, it has a Fishman Tosin Abasi instead of a Modern in there. Probably was able to swing it despite it being a signature pickup because of Schecter's connection with the Abasi stuff.
JimF
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Gawt dam I want that guitar!
It would be just my luck for Jackson to announce the Vogg sig just after I preordered this haha!
It would be just my luck for Jackson to announce the Vogg sig just after I preordered this haha!
gunch
digidun digidun wakka wakka skree
every sig Fluence is better than a modern Also that is an impeccably specced and designed dummy chug guitar
JimF
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Any ideas on price yet?
Not yet. It's only on the Schecter Germany site so I wonder if this is exclusive to Germany, especially since Electric Callboy is German.
JimF
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Ah yes that makes sense actually. I'll maybe give it more than 12 hours before chasing up again lol.
Zado
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>Schecter makes the coolest signature model in a very long while
>it's not a proto
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>it's german exclusive
>it's not a proto
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>it's german exclusive
JimF
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That said, there's never been a better time to buy a guitar from overseas. I believe taxes aside, the only drawback is the manufacturer's warranty not applying, but if you bought from someone like Thomann I'm presuming their standard warranty would cover you...
Either way I think I need it.
Either way I think I need it.
Church2224
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German Exclusively????? Why???
I like it. GuitarFetish has purple sparkle FT, ST & HT strat bodies that look to be about the same shade for $100 so if a person can settle for a pickguard build, said person could make a similar single hum purp on the cheap. I've bought 3 of the XGP bodies and the paint has been fantastic on mine. My blue one looks like a speedboat.
I know it's not the same (block heel, pickguard, no matching headstock likely) but just figured I'd mention it in case anyone is just really into the purple sparkle and has $100 burning a hole in their pocket.
Zado
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Cause Schec ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Zado
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Zado
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The guitar is sexy as heck, but let me say Schecter must have some kind of sexual repulsion for Alder, I have no other explenation.
PECS
| Model Name | Danskimo-6 |
|---|---|
| Model Number | 2289 |
| Finish | Purple Sparkle |
| Body | Swamp Ash |
| Neck | Wenge, bolt-on |
| Fretboard | Ebony |
| Scale | 25.5” / 648 mm |
| Neck shape | C |
| Nut Width | 42 mm |
| Frets | 24 X-Jumbo, stainless steel |
| Bridge Pickup | Fishman Fluence Tosin Abasi |
| Controls | Volume (Push/Pull for Voicing-Selection) |
| Bridge | Evertune |
| Tuners | Hipshot Grip-Lock |
| Hardware | Black |
| Strings | Ernie Ball Regular Slinky #2221 (.010-.046) |
| Case (sold separately) | SCSGR-UNIV1 |
Zado
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Ooooooooooh ohohoh.
www.thomann.de
Schecter Danskimo-6
Schecter Danskimo-6 Purple Sparkle, E-guitar, Signature ( Electric Callboy Gitarrist Daniel Haniß), Body: swamp ash, bolt-on wenge neck, fingerboard: ebony, scale: 25.5" / 648 mm, neck profile C, nut width: 42 mm / 1.65", 24 X-Jumbo stainless...
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