Musical Instruments Review

The Schecter C1 FR Hellraiser Electric Guitar is a hellraiser not just in name but performance-wise. This one hell of an electric guitar has a quilt maple top, abalone binding, EMG 81/85 humbuckers, Floyd Rose tremolo bridge, Grover tuners and a set neck.

Schecter guitars are manufactured in South Korea but all set up and assembly works are done a hundred percent in the United States at the Schecter facility in Burbank, California.

The Schecter Hellraiser electric guitar boasts of a 25.5-inch scale, a mahogany body, Mahogany neck, Rosewood fingerboard, Gothic Cross inlays and black hardware. This guitar is really well-made and quite outstanding considering its price. It is also very easy to play.

The ESP LTD Standard MH400 Electric Guitar which comes in an attractive See Thru Blue color is a feature-packed guitar, It has a quilted maple top, a Set-Thru neck joint and EMG humbuckers. It also has a built-in Floyd Rose licensed tremolo bridge.

This electric guitar boasts of a mahogany body. a maple neck and a rosewood fingerboard. The black hardware whcih includes offset neck inlays and Grover tuners (which complements this guitar’s 400-level instruments) makes it a must-have if you want a great-looking and great-sounding electric guitar.

You also get an EMG pickup which affords you a broader bandwidth and definitely, better playignpower and performance.

The pitch-black Epiphone Nikki Sixx Blackbird Bass Guitar has killer looks that will get anyone’s attention including those who do not even play the guitar. This Bass guitar has a thundering bass that makes it worth a second look once you get over its overall appearance.

The powerful and deep rock bass tone is due to the Epiphone DeepSixx bass pickups exclusive only to the Nikki Sixx Blackbird.

This guitar boasts of a solid mahogany body, hard maple neck and a 1.50 inches nut width which allows users to play just about any style. It also has customs fretboard inlays, Opti-grab and and on and off toggle.

The Ibanez JTK4 Jet King Electric Guitar has an attractively striking design and color. For all its flashiness it might have been named for the King of Rock and Roll himself.

The Jet King is however not all looks alone as it is known for being a versatiel electric guitar with a vintage sound. The ART2 tremolo with VBX60 Vintage Vibrato is one feature that will surely catch the attention of guitarists worldwide.

It boasts of a three-piece JTK maple neck, an IBZ Super 58 pickups for those highly strung rock tones, a mahogany body and rosewood fingerboards and medium frets.

The Ibanez Jet King pays respect to the good old rock and roll days.

If you want a neck-thru-body guitar then the Scheter C1 Classic electric guitar will not let you down. It look’s great but its components and features are better.

This electric guitar has a Mahogany body, Maple neck, quilted Maple  top, Seymour Duncan humbuckers, Rosewood fingerboard and an amazing Vine of Life inlay that crawls all over the neck length.  The sustain is longer and greater too even sans an amp. 

A guitar player who grows old with this electric guitar can only expect its antique amber finish to go darker and give the guitar an air of distinction.  Hopefully, the solid sound of the electric guitar would remain as it grows old. 

With this guitar, Schecter has proven it is in the league of some of the great guitar makes out there.   At $799, you can choose from two other models: see-through blue and 3-tone sunburst.