Zado
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No sorry, I'm a strat guy and love my Schecter USA Traditional, so I know exactly how great you guitar is spectacular purchase!venmo me your deposits now!
No sorry, I'm a strat guy and love my Schecter USA Traditional, so I know exactly how great you guitar is spectacular purchase!venmo me your deposits now!
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Damn guys post them!!! This forum need more Usa Schecs!There is no question in my mind I that schecter USA guitars are as good as you can buy. It's actually hard to believe that the masterworks guitars are step above.
And be careful, it won't be your last. I'm getting ready to get my fourth very soon.
Oh wait you mean theseZado,
you should have seen them already...I own the sunset swirl 24-6, a california custom elite that looks like the Lynch esp in the REH video, and a sunset 7-ii that I just put apocalypse pickups in. The apocalypse pickup series has become my go to set now. My CCE has a super rock and two monster tones which split incredibly and I will leave that one alone, but after a year with the sunset swirl and the apocalypse pickups, I am putting apocalypse in almost all my guitars.
Organic like BKP but with more body. They clean up really well and are very sensitive to picking dynamics which is the school of playing I am from.
Absolutely agree. I never played Superchargers, but a friend of mine has a CET loaded with Monstertone single and a Superrock humbucker. The MTs are more like tapped single coil sized humbuckers with a fat single coil sound, and they sound terrific. The Superrock's just unique, extremely articulate, open, airy yet with a big bottom.That's me. Pasadena classics are awesome too. I only switched out the Supercharger Mach 7's because they are just too clean for me. The barium in there is not a warm as the Alnico 5/ceramic of the Apocalypse series...but in general, Schecter custom shop pickups are vastly underrated IMHO.