Schecter Solo-II Evil Twin Satin Black

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This is a New Schecter Solo-II Evil Twin Satin Black from Schecter, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

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The Schecter Solo-II Evil Twin draws on years of engineering innovation and genre development to bring you the ultimate shredding experience. The two Fishman Fluence humbucking pickups contain a slick black exterior design that fits with the rest of the guitar and can deliver extremely rich and powerful tones. From a punchy low-end to a crisp mid-range you can tailor the sound of the pickups individually as well as with a balance between the two to find your signature sound. The TonePros bridge holds firm while you dance over the stainless steel rolled edge frets attached to the ebony fingerboard – guaranteeing a comfortable feel and tuning held strong even through the most aggressive playing styles. Externally designed with a classic matte black body that complements the all black finish the Evil Twin will fit in on any stage and in any studio.

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Schecter is a California-based guitar manufacturer established in 1976, known for producing high-quality electric guitars, basses and amplifiers that combine striking design with powerful performance. Their range covers everything from accessible Diamond Series models for beginners to premium custom instruments crafted for professional musicians. Favoured by rock and metal players for their sleek looks, fast necks and versatile tone, Schecter guitars deliver reliability and style at every level, making them a strong choice for players across the UK.

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