Schecter SOLO II SGR Electric Guitar Metallic Red:
The Schecter SOLO II SGR Metallic Red electric guitar is a uniquely built extra-durable guitar for beginners 'like a pro'. It features a power Humbucker, which seems to be a combination of three Power-sound pickups with a tremolo system.
This Schecter “machine” serves to rock every moment of play, with its basswood bodies and unbeatable rosewood fretboard. It is a guitar with a bolt-on construction with an exceptional finish and sound output. It is available for you to buy in India today at the cheapest prices today.
Schecter Solo-II SGR Features and Appearance:
-Schecter Solo-II SGR 3843-E Prototype
-Metallic Red Guitar
-Right Handed Dexterity
-Bolt-on Construction
-Basswood Body
-Arched Top Contour
-Maple Neck
-Graphite Nut
-Rosewood Fretboard
-Pearloid Dots w/Gothic Cross at 12th Fret Inlays
-24.75” Scale, 22 Medium Frets, 14” Fretboard -Radius
-Thin ‘C’ Neck
-2-Way Adjustable Rod w/ 5/32” Allen Nut Truss Rod
-Schecter Diamond Plus Bridge and Neck Pickup
-Volume/Tone/3-Way Switch Controls
-Black Chrome Hardware
-Tune-O-Matic w/ Tailpiece Bridge
-Schecter Tuners
-Metal Knurled w/ Set Knobs
-SGR-Solo-II Case
The Schecter SOLO II SGR Electric Guitar Metallic Red is an electric guitar that comes with a Schecter gig bag. The maple neck has a rosewood fingerboard with a rosewood double-cutaway body. It is made with the best craftsmanship-- with the Bolt-on construction.
The Schecter SOLO II SGR features the Schecter Diamond Plus Bridge and with a 2-Way Adjustable Rod w/ 5/32" (4mm) Allen Nut truss rod. It also comes with an SGR by Schecter Diamond Plus pickups. The fret, in addition, is made of 24 medium fret rosewood fingerboards that are built on edgy shark-tooth inlays. It has a gothic Cross at the 12th fret in the inlay and with a Metal Knurled w/ Set Screw knobs.
Schecter Solo-II SGR Sound output:
The Schecter SOLO II SGR Electric Guitar Metallic Red has a big and beefy tone when played. It features a powerful sound system that gives you a powerful sound output. By setting the volumes and tones accordingly, one can produce swanky sounds, especially when the two pickups are collectively stroked. It is an electric guitar that gives you dominion on stage, and thus good for solos. It is exclusive for all, whether you are a beginner or professional.
Schecter Solo-II SGR Value and Durability:
There are things that cannot be guaranteed; like living forever. That’s an uncertain feat with a probability equal to zero. But, the Schecter Solo-II SGR is one durable guitar that can stand the test of time. Its bolt-on construction keeps the guitar in place. You don't need to worry about a little fall, this machine can take the heat.
Musikshack’s Remarks:
Schecter is a Chinese establishment that has been for a very long time. This brand is known for exceptional guitar and other musical gears. The Schecter Solo-II SGR is not an exception to the Schecter's beauty.
Here at Musikshack, an online musical instrument store you can depend on in India offers a wide range of quality Schecter's electric guitar for sale in India at a cheap price.
This guitar is developed for players who are settled in obtaining quality electric guitar at affordable packages.
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