Schecter Guitar Research C-7 Platinum Left-Handed Electric Guitar See Thru Black Satin
$899.00
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Get my Guitar found the latest prices on the Schecter Guitar Research C-7 Platinum Left-Handed Electric Guitar See Thru Black Satin.
“The famed Schecter C-1 Platinum is now available in a left-handed 7-string, a must-have for any serious 7-string player. The Schecter C-7 Platinum electric guitar takes everything guitar players love about the popular neck shape and adds platinum fingerboard inlays, fretboard and body binding and satin chrome hardware. This left-handed C-7 also boasts a double-cutaway mahogany body, 26.5″” scale 3-piece set maple neck and a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard. A Schecter Ultra Access neck joint lets players reach the entire fretboard with ease and comfort. It’s loaded with a pair of EMG Active 81-7/85-7 pickups for an incredible range of tones. Additional features include a tune-o-matic bridge with string-thru-body, volume/tone/3-way toggle controls, 16″” fretboard radius, Graph Tech black TUSQ nut, 24 extra-jumbo frets, two carbon fiber reinforcement rods and a thin C neck shape for enhanced playability. Satin-finished mahogany bodyThin C 3-piece set maple neck, rosewood fingerboardEMG Active 81-7 and 85-7 pickupsTune-o-matic bridge with string-thru-body | Schecter Guitar Research C-7 Platinum Left-Handed Electric Guitar See Thru Black Satin”
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Schecter Guitar Research C-7 Platinum Left-Handed Electric Guitar See Thru Black Satin
$899.00
*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 C-7 Platinum Left-Handed Electric Guitar See Thru Black Satin.
“The famed Schecter C-1 Platinum is now available in a left-handed 7-string, a must-have for any serious 7-string player. The Schecter C-7 Platinum electric guitar takes everything guitar players love about the popular neck shape and adds platinum fingerboard inlays, fretboard and body binding and satin chrome hardware. This left-handed C-7 also boasts a double-cutaway mahogany body, 26.5″” scale 3-piece set maple neck and a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard. A Schecter Ultra Access neck joint lets players reach the entire fretboard with ease and comfort. It’s loaded with a pair of EMG Active 81-7/85-7 pickups for an incredible range of tones. Additional features include a tune-o-matic bridge with string-thru-body, volume/tone/3-way toggle controls, 16″” fretboard radius, Graph Tech black TUSQ nut, 24 extra-jumbo frets, two carbon fiber reinforcement rods and a thin C neck shape for enhanced playability. Satin-finished mahogany bodyThin C 3-piece set maple neck, rosewood fingerboardEMG Active 81-7 and 85-7 pickupsTune-o-matic bridge with string-thru-body | Schecter Guitar Research C-7 Platinum Left-Handed Electric Guitar See Thru Black Satin”
Store: Guitar Center
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