431 C-6 Deluxe Solid-Body Electric Guitar, Satin Metallic Light Blue

This guitar was described as used, with damaged packaging, and 5% cosmetic damage on the front and back...but the price was so good I couldn't resist! When it arrived, there was no damage to the packaging, and the only "damage" to the guitar was: on the front, some scratches on the neck pickup (looks like the strings got pushed up against the pickup), and on the back some scratches on the control cover plate. The actual finish on the guitar is perfect (front and back), the neck is perfect, the headstock is perfect...hard to tell it's a used guitar. The only "problem" was that the action was set very high...but a two minute adjustment fixed that! This is a GREAT guitar! The neck feels great...not too fat, not too thin, good fret work, seems like a fairly large neck radius (which I like). The guitar is very comfortable...not too heavy, not too light, and while it's more or less a "Strat" body, bevels on the front and back make it much more comfortable to play. Oh yeah...playing...sounds great! The pickups are good, and while I would like separate volume controls, the pickups are set so I get exactly the sound I want when using both pickups. In summary, while I got this one at a ridiculously low price, it's a bargain at the regular street price! For your first, or second (or 18'th!) guitar you can't go wrong with this one!

Got it wanted to like it but fret job is terrible. 12 fret needed pounding to get it to seat. Neck was crooked and had to detune unloosen bolts and straighten it. Frets were corroded had to polish them. Complete nightmare. Eff off a hector.

This is a great beginner to mid-level guitar and i wouldn't really be surprised if a long time guitar aficionado has one of these as a favorite. I like the lightweight but balanced feel. Seems lke Schecter created this affordable guitar by cutting corners that don't affect the most important things on a very playable guitar. Well worth the money. I did have to tighten the tuning key nuts; they were loose enough to turn with my fingers. Not sure if vibration from shipping caused it or what but after i torqued them and added brand new strings I am very pleased with everything so far. This thing sustains like a tuning fork and plays very easy. You will not be disappointed.

I bought this guitar for my daughter since she is interested in playing guitar. I have several that she has noodled around with, but she wanted one of her own. You don't want to break the bank on a first guitar if the person learning ism't going to keep playing, BUT you need to have a quality guitar to learn on. There is nothing worse to a beginner than trying to learn on a junk guitar. So, on to the C-6 Deluxe.... This is absolutely a great first guitar. The neck is comfortable, and the frets are all clean and level with no sharp edges. It uses Schecter's tuners, which are great, and a TOM bridge. It also has a Black Tusq graphite nut ( this is a good thing :) ) , which I don't see mentioned in the product description. It has Schecter's own Diamond series pick ups in it, and they are more than adequate for just about any kind of tone you want through a decent amp. You can burn up the metal, or go clean with them and they sound great. Were they saved the money to make this guitar 250 bucks is in the finish. It's not bad at all, just not great, no binding or special top, and a plain fret board.. The pots and tone switch seem a bit on the cheap side to me as well, BUT, they are still great for a entry level guitar. I have this guitar's big brother, and the 200 dollar difference really boils down to looks and features like coil splitting for the pick ups, and maybe better quality pots and switches and wiring. But, in the end, they pretty much sound and feel the same. If you want a guitar to learn on, this is absolutely one of the best guitars for the money. I kind of hesitate to give it 4 stars, because for the money, as entry level guitars go, it's an easy five stars.

I know nothing about guitars but my son wanted an electric guitar for Christmas. I heard Schecter was a good brand and this was the least expensive one, so I went with it. Sounds great, the guitar teacher says it’s a great guitar and will do great for learning.

If this is what Schecter calls an entry level for the C-6 Diamond Series, I can't wait to see their more expensive models because this beauty is a steal. If you can get one do it now, I own seven other guitars, the cheapest cost $500 and the most expensive was $2200, so I have something to compare with. I've got real Fender and Gibson, Epi's from China, a Fender branded Thinline Tele from Indochina, and a Fender branded Tele Made In Japan and every one's a keeper. This one is crafted in Indochina, too. I think in Inchon, S,. Korea. But this gorgeous matte finish blue C-6 has found a new place in my heart. I've never had anything out of the box that felt so good and three out of six strings were in perfect tune, the others needed only a slight adjustment. As another review mentioned, this is stripped of all extraneous matter and is strictly business. The Schecter site says they are equipped with Ernie Ball 9's and the neck is a 14" radius. Those little humbuckers are squealing hot, and you don't have to be a rocket surgeon to get the tone and volume right. It has a Bi-Flex truss rod that usually comes on much more expensive guitars, like a Fender Professional series. If I have one regret, it is that I didn't opt for the black satin because I just ordered a Schecter Stiletto Stealth Satin Black 4 string bass, and they'd sure look good hanging side by side. Be sure you call that number for the concierge tech so she can give you a code for 10% off. That means $24.90 saved right off the bat. It was double boxed and unmarred by shipping. I wouldn't take my money back, and if I was told this guitar was a $500 model, I wouldn't argue the point.

From 12 fret and above all end frets lifted. This is not a cheap guitar, but the quality is horrible.

If you are looking for a reasonably priced ( mid price ), this is a good choice. light body, really low action out of the box, comfortable. Nicely finished. medium jumbo frets are odd if you are not familiar with them, a lighter touch is required. The Guitar stays in tune, compared to cheaper makes (after a bit of string stretching the guitar stays in tune, tuning heads are decent ) fret buzz on the low E and A strings, the bridge was raised on the E and A string side slightly, solved the problem, still a very low action. I bought this is a practice guitar, look at You tube reviews, it is rated . Played through a small Belcat Bass amp, a nice sound. A decent amp would show the Guitar's true form.

Awesome guitar if you dont want anything extra. It's really well built for the price, you are getting a great guitar, just no uneeded extras ex.trem bar, locking tuners. Neck is close to an Ibenez but thicker by a bit. Finish and actual build is just great quality at this price, all parts are decent, the tuners(schecter)don't lock but that's a simple upgrade. The diamond pickups are great honestly. I like the variety in sound they give me. The frets aren't sharp, they are clean. The fretboard is an amazing colour, really stands out of my gear. Came with a basic setup from Schecter.

very good product .....amazing