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The Schecter Nick Johnston PT model just dropped, and we got out hands on one! Do we have more competition for Fender?
Summer NAMM 2022 had a lot of surprises, even if it seems like it was "quality over quantity" this year. Today we check out our favorite picks for the show!
These new Schecter Rob Scallon guitars were teased during the "Biggest Shred Collab 2021". Well it looks like they are finally here! Let's take a look!
The Schecter CR6 may be in budget territory according to price, but it has the features of a MUCH more expensive guitar. Let's see what makes it so amazing!
Finding the best guitar brands for lefties can me tough sometimes. This is why we have made it easy for you with this awesome list!
When the Schecter Nick Johnston HSS was released this year, I knew I had to have one. Is this guitar comparable to a Strat, or is it better?
This is the #1 question I get. Sustainiac pickup fixes may seem complex, but it is easy! Your pickup will be working perfectly in no time.
Schecter certainly isn't new to the extended range game, but it may be the company that has finally perfected it with the Schecter Demon 7!
The Schecter Demon-6 is perhaps one of the best value, affordable guitars on the market right now. If you want to play metal or hard rock, the Schecter Demon-6 is a near-perfect guitar for less than 400 bucks
The Sun Valley Super Shredder Exotic Hardtail is Schecter's new answer to the fans!
The Schecter Red Reign Series is an offshoot of the favored "Apocalypse" series of guitars that made their mark a few years ago.
Schecter may be a little late to the party this year with the new models, but the company makes up for it with the Schecter Traditional Van Nuys series.
We have covered a ton of new guitar models this year. But the Schecter SVSS Exotic is the first new model we have seen from Schecter this year, so far.
It has been quite a few years since Schecter began making their E1 guitars. This one came out over the last year, and seemed to fly under the radar completely.
