New Schecter Models Megathread

[Chri]

The multiscale might be causing you to place your wrist/fingers/elbow at a slightly different angle where you notice some discomfort where it didn’t bother you on the straight scale km7, maybe adjusting ur technique would solve it but also could just be because of your particular anatomy.

But I can also say I have noticed this before where certain necks feel bad because of the angle they cause your hand to be in relation to the multiscale even though the profile feels like it would be fine from a straight scale perspective (ie running ur hand up and down the neck at the same angle versus when actually playing the multiscale)

Fair point. I typically love most multiscales I've tried, so I was just taken aback a bit. I was really excited to finally try one and left feeling pretty disappointed. All's well though, it's not like I was going to buy it that day anyway

 

[Moongrum]

I'm sure this is great but it's basically a Charvel Pro Mod DK24 HH 2PT CM Blue Frost Matte with a different flavor of pickups and cooler tuners for 3X the price.

You're not wrong, and I wonder if that's why many expensive guitars are so gaudy looking so consumers feel justified in their purchase.
I still like this signature guitar, though.

 

[cardinal]

I'm sure this is great but it's basically a Charvel Pro Mod DK24 HH 2PT CM Blue Frost Matte with a different flavor of pickups and cooler tuners for 3X the price.

Essentially it's this Charvel but slightly cheaper:

USA Select DK24 HH 2PT CM, Caramelized Flame Maple Fingerboard, Oxblood

The Charvel® USA Select DK24 HH 2PT CM is an exquisite USA-made instrument designed for modern players with discerning tastes. Harkening back to Charvel's roots and born on west coast soil, the USA DK24 is meticulously built by the Charvel team at the Custom Shop in Corona, California, so...

www.charvel.com

 

[nightsprinter]

I was feeling spicy that day and bolt-on strats were my target.

I'm sure it's a lovely instrument.