Ive owned it for about 11 months and have no prob.W/it.When I brought it home I noticed It neede to be intonated and the neck needed a little tweak on the truss,but damn for 3 bills this thing is heavy,great sustain,stock pups are good,I swapped mine out for a Rockfield Fatass in the bridge,it brightened it up a bit w/ more articulation.The finish is a bit dull looking so I took a buffer to it and holy cow it looks like a custom now,some pup covers and gold ferruls for the strings too go through,looks awesome.It buzzes around the 12th a bit but for the $$ Its worth it.

firstly, this was my first electric guitar after playing an acoustic for only 2 weeks (too boring), so i dont know much about playin and guitars in general. but i think this is a great guitar for a first, or maybe a backup. the vampyre red satin looks the best btw.

this is a fantastic guitar. I've had it for about 2 months now and it was worth every penny. it stays in tune, has a great action and is great for most genres of music. The only down side is that the pickups aren't that great for heavy shredding. I would replace them with some seymour duncans but thats just me. mind you that there is a little fret buzz on the higher frets when you replace the strings but in time it goes away i play some metal and if your doing any heavy chords on distortion it gets a little hard to hear the different notes. I got it in satin red and its fantastic just replace the pickups and your ready to do some metal and it works great with alot of amps.

this guitar was given to me for christmas, it is sweet and great in every way. i am so glad,schecter is awesome!!! i now know why people buy schecter guitars, this one i got in the vampyr red and it looks great and well made and great sounding.

I bought this baby used at a great price, and the previous owner had swapped in duncans, and it is a great guitar. The balance, tone, and feel of this guitar is fantastic. You can play for hours and not get tired. Worth every penny!