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General Discussions => Spunk => Topic started by: jking on December 23, 2006, 12:15:43 pm


Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: jking on October 10, 2008, 02:32:26 pm
yup, thanks! i\'ve been looking at that site so much, i\'ve over-educated myself and can\'t keep things staright anymore! lol

i think i\'m gonna go with fralin. they custom make pickups based on your specs, so that\'s probably gonna be my choice.
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: bdfreetuna on October 10, 2008, 02:00:30 pm
http://www.harmony-central.com ... user reviews

You probably are already aware of this site but you\'ll get a lot more help there than you will here. peace
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: jking on October 10, 2008, 01:49:36 pm
ok, i\'m back. we had a group lunch with team building excercises afterward (ie, we all ate together then played games).

does he have any opinion on the seymor duncan p-rail, the john suhr dsv\'s or Fralin humbuckers in general. as of right now, i\'m leaning to fralin.
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: Spacey on October 10, 2008, 12:09:26 pm
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oh, i know the differences. right now i have dual-use pickups, humbuckers and single coil. the seymor duncan p-rails would even add a third tone to them. as long as i use the same mounting rings, i think swapping pups should be no problem. i think.

i also was looking at a set of pups that replicate specific tones, in this case, clapton\'s tone from wheels of fire....

OK, remember that I am a third party and communicating via text, so he might not be getting the info right from me.

You should have no real problem swapping pick ups.

Is there a certain pick up you want him to look for?
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: jking on October 10, 2008, 12:05:19 pm
oh, i know the differences. right now i have dual-use pickups, humbuckers and single coil. the seymor duncan p-rails would even add a third tone to them. as long as i use the same mounting rings, i think swapping pups should be no problem. i think.

i also was looking at a set of pups that replicate specific tones, in this case, clapton\'s tone from wheels of fire....
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: Spacey on October 10, 2008, 11:55:06 am
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hmmmm, everything i\'ve read about them says that the best thing you can do is to swap out the pickups, like was suggested here... i distinctly remember that when i was reading up on them, everyone talked about switching the pickups... guess i need to do more researching!

thanks!!

I\'m not done here.

You can swap out the pick ups and replace them with anything you like.

Humbuckers will ALWAYS give a warmer tone. Single coils are sharper and biting. Think Clapton.
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: jking on October 10, 2008, 11:50:13 am
hmmmm, everything i\'ve read about them says that the best thing you can do is to swap out the pickups, like was suggested here... i distinctly remember that when i was reading up on them, everyone talked about switching the pickups... guess i need to do more researching!

thanks!!
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: Spacey on October 10, 2008, 11:47:25 am
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meaning that i have to use specific hardware?

Meaning that Schecter guitars need Schecter hardware.
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: jking on October 10, 2008, 11:46:14 am
meaning that i have to use specific hardware?
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: Spacey on October 10, 2008, 11:45:00 am
Schecter is hardware specific.
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: jking on October 10, 2008, 11:38:51 am
dinah mo hummmmmm....
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: Todd on October 10, 2008, 11:30:43 am
Hey, you\'re the one talking about humbuckers for your semi-hollow body.
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: jking on October 10, 2008, 11:26:59 am
huh huh, todd likes sphincter pickups!! he\'s durty!!!

;)


thanks sir spacey!! i\'m reading a bunch of harmony central reviews right now....
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: Spacey on October 10, 2008, 11:22:05 am
I just paged him. Let\'s see if he surfaces or if I will dictate and get a response.
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: Todd on October 10, 2008, 11:21:28 am
Replacing schecter with sphincter brings a whole new meaning to this post. It must be Friday!!!
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: jking on October 10, 2008, 11:08:29 am
i need 4-conductor humbuckers for my schecter semi-hollow body. i\'m thinking about the new seymor duncam p-rails, but wanted to get some more input/ideas before pulling the plug.... i\'ve got a buddy who knows how to do all kinds of stuff (he built me modified tube screamers and a switch box so i can change my delay time on the fly!) who\'s gonna help with the installation, but i need to get the hardward first.
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: Spacey on October 10, 2008, 11:01:55 am
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Quote from: Whoareyoumacher?;129105
Schecter guitars are great at the price point.  They look, feel and play superbly.  But...Plan on spending some extra cheese and replace the pickups with something sweet and boutique.  Check out Tom Anderson, Grosh guitars, John Suhr, Terry McInturff and even some of the PRS pickups.  You, me and everyone else would be blown away by the sound of it.  Oh, and wait until after Christmas and buy it from Seanie Miller @ Daddy\'s Junky Music.  He\'ll hook you up.  Happy Holidays people.  I\'m wearing a t-shirt here in Georgia.

well, this post is a couple years old, but i\'m finally gettnig around to swapping out the pickups (and adding a piezo pickup!). any further advice? is sean still at daddy\'s?

He is still at Daddy\'s.

Whatca need?
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: jking on October 10, 2008, 10:59:07 am
Quote from: Whoareyoumacher?;129105
Schecter guitars are great at the price point.  They look, feel and play superbly.  But...Plan on spending some extra cheese and replace the pickups with something sweet and boutique.  Check out Tom Anderson, Grosh guitars, John Suhr, Terry McInturff and even some of the PRS pickups.  You, me and everyone else would be blown away by the sound of it.  Oh, and wait until after Christmas and buy it from Seanie Miller @ Daddy\'s Junky Music.  He\'ll hook you up.  Happy Holidays people.  I\'m wearing a t-shirt here in Georgia.

well, this post is a couple years old, but i\'m finally gettnig around to swapping out the pickups (and adding a piezo pickup!). any further advice? is sean still at daddy\'s?
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: jking on December 25, 2006, 05:46:59 pm
thanks all!! i\'m *really* glad i decided to get her. i\'ve been needing a new electric for a long time and i just knew right away that it was gonna be that one! she sounds and plays sooo nice...

and yeah, while i would prefer a maple fingerboard, i\'ve got no problem with the rosewood, especially with the way this one sounds!
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: jocelyn on December 25, 2006, 04:30:42 pm
"Merry Christmas to me" ;)

congrats on your new baby
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: bdfreetuna on December 25, 2006, 01:50:10 pm
That does look pretty sweet. I wish more guitars were offered in 1-piece maple necks w/ maple fingerboard though... no matter how nice the guitar is having my fingers touch rosewood just ruins it for me.

I understand most people do not have this problem though ;)

...
Well I did get a nice gift certificate for the local music store..... hmmmmmmmmmm
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: Whoareyoumacher? on December 25, 2006, 10:29:29 am
nice looking guitar...
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: jking on December 25, 2006, 09:47:02 am
well, i just couldn\'t help myself. it played so incely and sounded so sweet... well, i just had to.... and luckily jill couldn\'t or wouldn\'t interfere with my childlike exhuberance, even if it was an financially irresponsible decision. but hey, i talked the guy down from 440 before taxes to a nice, round 420 total. seriously. when he came back from talking to his manager, he said, \'we can have you walk out the door for $420 and jill just started laughing. "yeah, i guess you were supposed to buy this guitar, huh???!!" my fingers are now sore!!

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Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: bdfreetuna on December 24, 2006, 11:29:19 am
I don\'t like the way any Schecter I\'ve tried has played. But supposedly their quality is good, so if you do like the way it plays .. well

hey check it out, ever heard of Harmony-Central they have mad reviews for all guitar gear.

http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews/Guitar/product/Schecter/C%2FSH-1/10/1

See what a lot of people who actually owned it had to say.. apparently that guitar is rated pretty highly!
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: Todd on December 24, 2006, 08:33:38 am
Quote from: Whoareyoumacher?;129105
Happy Holidays people.  I\'m wearing a t-shirt here in Georgia.

Happy holidays to you as well!! And....it was so warm here tonight as well...no jacket required!!!
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: Whoareyoumacher? on December 23, 2006, 08:29:09 pm
Schecter guitars are great at the price point.  They look, feel and play superbly.  But...Plan on spending some extra cheese and replace the pickups with something sweet and boutique.  Check out Tom Anderson, Grosh guitars, John Suhr, Terry McInturff and even some of the PRS pickups.  You, me and everyone else would be blown away by the sound of it.  Oh, and wait until after Christmas and buy it from Seanie Miller @ Daddy\'s Junky Music.  He\'ll hook you up.  Happy Holidays people.  I\'m wearing a t-shirt here in Georgia.
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: Todd on December 23, 2006, 03:49:09 pm
indifferent ;)
Title: Schecter guitars
Post by: jking on December 23, 2006, 12:15:43 pm
so, i was killing time at the guitar store last night, and came across this semi hollow schecter that i really liked. the price is a deal, my 14y/o mexi-strat is seriously hurting (its in such bad shape that i\'m too embarassed to take it in to get tuned up) and i really like the way it plays. i\'ve been researching them this morning some, and i was wondering if anyone around here has any experience with them? good, bad, indifferent?

schecter csh1
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