Schecter Guitar Research is an American guitar manufacturer that produces electric guitars and basses. The company was founded in 1976 by David Schecter, and initially produced replacement parts for existing guitars.
Founded in 1976 by David Schecter
Initially produced replacement parts for existing guitars
In the 1980s, they started producing custom guitars and basses
In the 1990s, they began offering more affordable production instruments
In the late 2000s, they expanded their product line to include amps and effects pedals
Japanese guitar manufacturer known for producing high-quality instruments with a focus on shred and metal styles.
Japanese guitar manufacturer with a reputation for producing high-quality instruments with a focus on metal and hard rock styles.
American guitar manufacturer known for producing high-end, boutique-style instruments with a focus on versatility and playability.
Electric guitar with a mahogany body, quilted maple top, EMG active pickups, and a Floyd Rose tremolo system.
8-string electric guitar with a basswood body, maple neck, and Schecter Diamond Plus pickups.
4-string electric bass with a mahogany body, bubinga top, active 2-band EQ, and Schecter Diamond pickups.
Schecter guitars are made in South Korea and Indonesia, with some higher-end models being made in the USA.
Schecter guitars are often associated with heavier styles of music like metal and hard rock, but they are versatile enough to be used in a variety of genres.
Yes, Schecter guitars are generally considered to be high-quality instruments with a lot of value for the price.
Schecter guitars often use EMG or Seymour Duncan pickups, although they also produce some models with their own Schecter Diamond pickups.
The Schecter 'Sustainiac' system is an active electronics system that can produce near-infinite sustain on a guitar, allowing players to create long, sustained notes and chords.