The Schecter Stiletto Custom has a body constructed from high quality Mahogany, with a Flamed Maple top, producing powerful tones that can keep up with anything. The Flamed Maple top is designed with walnut to give the guitar a warmer sound, firming up the low end and helping with the overall tightness of the tone. The Mahogany body offers naturally rich, warm tones, with a balance of grind and bite to create tights lows and appealing highs. The wood offers the guitar excellent amounts of depth and helps provide an incredible sustain. The Schecter also features an S-Tek bridge, satin gold hardware, and a natural finish to show off the natural flaming of the Maple.
The bolt-on Maple/Walnut neck and Rosewood fingerboard has been designed with a thin "C" shape for a smooth, fast play. Using both Maple and Walnut for the neck gives the guitar’s tone bright characteristics, with plenty of warmth to it. The two woods work together to produce firm lows, sizzling highs, and a snappy attack in the mids. Adding a Rosewood Fingerboard the tone becomes warmer and softer, with sparkling highs and thick lows. The bass guitar also comes with many other features, including Schecter tuners, a Graph Tech nut, and pearloid offset dot inlays on the fretboard.
Featuring a set of EMG 40HZ’s, the Schecter bass has plenty of output to produce incredible tones. Using ceramic bar magnets with steel bars, the EMG pickups are designed the same as a humbucker to offer low noise and a high output. The pickup can produce warm tones with a smooth attack and a big mid-range response. The Schecter also features a 2-band EQ with controls over the bass and treble, allowing the bass to be shaped to best suit your playing style.
Schecter is one of the world's premier guitar companies, creating and selling electric guitars and basses, acoustic guitars and USA Custom Shop instruments to musicians around the world. They combine quality with affordability to suit a variety of different players and diverse musical styles. The company has a growing number of high profile artists playing their instruments, such as musicians from Disturbed, Avenged Sevenfold, The Cure, Papa Roach, Seether and more.
