Schecter Guitar Research Sunset 7-String Triad Left-Handed Electric Guitar Gloss Black
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Versatility, playability, punch and clarity all define the left-handed Schecter Sunset-7 Triad electric guitar. With the technical player in mind, the Sunset Triad delivers an abundance of options in the tonal spectrum while maintaining a sleek and stealthy look. A nyatoh body resonates with a rich and warm, woody tone, while a 5-ply maple/rosewood bolt-on neck with ultra access and an Ultra-Thin C neck shape is ideal for the technically minded player. The Sunset Triad is armed with a Schecter USA Tripocalypse triple-coil bridge pickup combined with a Schecter USA Apocalypse single-coil pickup with volume/volume/5-way switch controls, leaving you with an entire universe of tonal options. Other premium features of the Sunset-7 Triad are stainless steel frets, Schecter Locking tuners, a Schecter Diamond Hardtail Plus bridge, Graph Tech nut and aluminum circle fretboard inlays. Nyatoh bodyBolt-on maple/rosewood neck with Ultra-Thin C profileEbony fingerboardSchecter USA Tripocalypse triple-coil bridge pickupSchecter USA Apocalypse single-coil neck pickup | Schecter Guitar Research Sunset 7-String Triad Left-Handed Electric Guitar Gloss Black
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Schecter Guitar Research Sunset 7-String Triad Left-Handed Electric Guitar Gloss Black
$999.00
*PRICES MAY DIFFER AT SOURCE WEBSITE*
*MOST STORES OFFER KLARNA – BUY NOW PAY LATER OPTIONS*
Product Description
Deal found on the: website.
Get my Guitar found the latest prices on the Schecter Guitar Research Sunset 7-String Triad Left-Handed Electric Guitar Gloss Black.
Versatility, playability, punch and clarity all define the left-handed Schecter Sunset-7 Triad electric guitar. With the technical player in mind, the Sunset Triad delivers an abundance of options in the tonal spectrum while maintaining a sleek and stealthy look. A nyatoh body resonates with a rich and warm, woody tone, while a 5-ply maple/rosewood bolt-on neck with ultra access and an Ultra-Thin C neck shape is ideal for the technically minded player. The Sunset Triad is armed with a Schecter USA Tripocalypse triple-coil bridge pickup combined with a Schecter USA Apocalypse single-coil pickup with volume/volume/5-way switch controls, leaving you with an entire universe of tonal options. Other premium features of the Sunset-7 Triad are stainless steel frets, Schecter Locking tuners, a Schecter Diamond Hardtail Plus bridge, Graph Tech nut and aluminum circle fretboard inlays. Nyatoh bodyBolt-on maple/rosewood neck with Ultra-Thin C profileEbony fingerboardSchecter USA Tripocalypse triple-coil bridge pickupSchecter USA Apocalypse single-coil neck pickup | Schecter Guitar Research Sunset 7-String Triad Left-Handed Electric Guitar Gloss Black
Store: Guitar Center
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