Schecter Electric Guitars

If you have decided to change from acoustic to electric guitar, or if you are in the market for a new electric guitar then the Schecter electric guitars web site has everything you need to help you make the right choice for your purchase. We source the best prices and special offers on all Schecter electric guitar models, and our readers rate and review all the Schecter guitars that they have purchased. Reading these electric guitars articles and watching video reviews can really help you make up your mind when deciding which Schecter electric guitar you should buy.

I was always wondering how you pronounce Schecter. I want to buy a guitar from them and I always feel idiotic when i try to say it. So can anyone tell me. Please and thank you.

I assume that you are talking about their guitars costing under $1000.00.
BCRich is made by Fine Guitar Manufacturing Company in China, while Schecter is made by Sound Professional Guitar Company in Korea or Indonesia. By the way, BOTH of these companies do make very good full custom instruments.
Regarding quality of build, they are very similar but I give a slight edge to Schecter only because they are made in the largest guitar factory on the face of the planet.

Good luck getting an Ibanez from a custom shop – they are imported by Hoshino. The Schecter is a bit better, in my opinion, but only because I HATE the RG necks – I’ve made more money selling Ibanez, but like Shecter guitars better generally.
Try a PRS CE24 – not the import SE series, but you can find a good used CE24 with the 5 way roll switch for 1500 bucks or so. You’ll not want either guitar after that.

I am looking at a few different higher end guitars 800$ + (Higher end for me) and I was wondering if using emg closed pickups would be better for pinch harmonics than a Double Humbucking pickup that is open. I was looking at a Schecter Hellraiser C1-FR and also the Scecter Synyster Custom. It is being used for metal and is being run through a few metal and other boss pedals of mine. Let me know Thanks.

i have a schecter baritone, its super mega sounding but the novelty has worn off, and i love the design and quality so much that i would love to use it as a rythm guitar…..i wonder if simply putting reg. strings will be so easy and work?

I’m looking to get a pedal to make my bass guitar (Schecter C4) to sound similar to the sounds of Death From Above 1979. Any reccomendations would be helpful.

My birthday is coming up and I thought I’d ask for a guitar. I have a gift card i could add to the price so it’ll probably be in the range of 300-600$.
I like solid body electric guitars with relatively low action so it’s easy to play and solo. I currently have a schecter hellraiser and an old fender strat.
Also, if it helps I like to play rock, metal and jazz.
Opinions anyone?