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stargazer is friggin' amazing. there's one for sale locally... black with maple neck, black binding and blocks.
oh so dirty.

i'd love to...

I was considering getting a Fastback.. I remember the Fastback was the reason I didn't buy a 72 Reissue . Then I didn't buy the Fastback cuz it was a Schecter .... LOL 3 years later I have 3 Schecters and will prolly buy the Pete Dee Signature .. LOL

Trans wine looks beautiful. I'd love to try one out.

Haze wrote:Whats your take on these, Tim?
The old Hellcat is awesome - http://www.schecterguitars.com/Vault/63 ... -2005.aspx
and the hellcat VI - http://www.schecterguitars.com/Products ... at-VI.aspx
and some other shapes - http://www.schecterguitars.com/Products ... rsair.aspx
I even like their crazier models but i don't think i would play them - http://www.schecterguitars.com/Products ... Finck.aspx

Ooh, missed this.
1) It's okay, but the knobs (too smooth) and pickguard (too big) are wrong
2) A little dull compared to the above, plus it's a baritone, which somewhat limits the appeal
3) Could be the angle, but it looks like a reverse offset, and the headstock is like a Dean or something, and it's white and gold on something other than a Gretsch.
4) I won't even comment on that one. It's really ugly and bulky, like their Cure guitars.

great guitar man! to the haters, It's just an illusion caused by the world spinning rounddddd

Haze wrote:Does anyone own a Diamond Series Schecter? I see lots of people that like Schecter, but I don't think anyone here owns one except for a Hellcat VI.

Yeah, I currently own a C1+, at least until my son is flush enough to buy it back.* It's getting a lot of love from people who say I'm getting a better sound out of that with the JTM60 than with the Gibson. Plus it's better made and 24 frets, which is not essential but handy once in a while. We replaced one of the pots with one with a pull switch for coil split on the bridge pickup.

*Not so much "Bank of Mum & Dad" as "Mum & Dad Pawnbrokers"

NickS wrote:

Haze wrote:Does anyone own a Diamond Series Schecter? I see lots of people that like Schecter, but I don't think anyone here owns one except for a Hellcat VI.

Yeah, I currently own a C1+, at least until my son is flush enough to buy it back.* It's getting a lot of love from people who say I'm getting a better sound out of that with the JTM60 than with the Gibson. Plus it's better made and 24 frets, which is not essential but handy once in a while. We replaced one of the pots with one with a pull switch for coil split on the bridge pickup.

*Not so much "Bank of Mum & Dad" as "Mum & Dad Pawnbrokers"

Brilliant