Schecter
Schecter Solo-II Custom electric guitar Trans Black Satin with 1672 hard case
A 6-string electric guitar with a 24.75-inch ebony fretboard, TonePros bridge and USA pickups, bundled with a moulded hard case
- USA hand-made pickups deliver studio-ready tone
- TonePros T3BT bridge with T1Z tailpiece ensures stable intonation
- Ebony fretboard with 24.75-inch scale offers smooth playability
- Big block pearl inlays add striking visual appeal
- 1672 moulded hard case with lockable latch protects the instrument
Schecter Solo-II Custom Trans Black Satin
The Schecter Solo-II Custom is a 6-string electric guitar finished in Trans Black Satin. It features a 24.75-inch scale ebony fretboard with big block pearl inlays and USA hand-made pickups. A TonePros T3BT TOM bridge and T1Z tailpiece anchor the hardware. The bundle includes a Schecter 1672 molded hard case.
Upgrade from entry-level or worn instruments
This guitar replaces beginner models that lack premium appointments such as USA pickups, ebony fretboard and TonePros hardware. The jump is worth it when a player needs reliable intonation, upscale aesthetics and stage-ready build quality for studio and live work. Buyers wanting a different scale length or a hollow-body design should look elsewhere.
Build-ready with included protection
The instrument arrives with the 1672 PE molded hard case, which supplies padded blue interior lining, a bolted handle and a lockable powder-coated metal latch. This case secures the guitar during transport and frees the buyer from sourcing separate protection. No amplifier, cables or effects are included, so those must be added to complete a performance rig.
How it compares
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- Price $1,009.99
- Pricier than about 94% of the 121 comparable items (median $296.99).
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What bridge and tailpiece does the Solo-II Custom use?
The guitar is fitted with a TonePros T3BT TOM bridge and a T1Z tailpiece.
How is the guitar set up when it arrives, and what step do players often skip?
It ships strung and in its hard case; the step many miss is checking neck relief and bridge height before locking the case latches.
When will the frets or nut need attention on the ebony fretboard?
Fret wear appears after heavy use, and the nut may need recutting if string gauge changes; ebony itself only needs occasional conditioning.
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