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  1. February 23rd, 2012, 04:54 PM #1
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    Default Schecter=Good Value (vid)

    Another piece of low/mid-priced gear that really stands out.
    This Schecter was around (if I recall) $350, and it plays great!
    I've had it for awhile, but just started noodling with it again the other day.
    Neck feels silky smooth, Duncan HBs, push/pull coil tap, AND it stays in tune.
    Lots of different tones. You don't have to go broke buying decent gear. Except it clashes with the ironing board.
    I wouldn't hesitate to buy another Schecter.

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  2. February 24th, 2012, 12:26 PM #2
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    That ironboard issue is a big one. You might want to get that fixed -- maybe get a dark red cover for the board.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eric View Post
    That ironboard issue is a big one. You might want to get that fixed -- maybe get a dark red cover for the board.
    C'mon Eric! You know that the naugahyde from a 1978 divan that had never been outside the upper midwest gives the best tone for an ironing board!
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  5. February 27th, 2012, 11:53 AM #5
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    I've actually been following the brand pretty closely myself. I don't have one of their guitars but I play them often at the shop and I really like all of them. They're incredibly well made instruments that sound great. Looks like they're finding a home in metal but looks like you showed some of the funky side.

    BTW I like that first funk bit you did. Mind showing how you played that? I've been working on that type of thing for a little while now.

    Awesome playing btw!
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