Schecter Sunset-7 Extreme 7-string Baritone Electric Guitar - Grey Reviews
“Schecter Guitar Research” is no mere catchphrase. Every axe in Schecter’s repertoire — classic and contemporary — results from meticulous work by their luthiers, sparing no effort to deliver a bona fide shred machine. The indelibly articulate Sunset-7 Extreme is no exception, outfitted with premium appointments to ensure no punch is pulled with every lick and lead. Superlative tonewoods comprising maple, rosewood, nyatoh, and ebony culminate in a sonorous mix of substantial sustain, excellent articulation, and heaps of tonal heft. A high-speed neck complements its booming 27-inch baritone scale, sprawling with 24 frets of unfettered riff-crafting potential. Guitarists at Sweetwater especially appreciate the menagerie of Schecter’s house-made hardware, from their locking tuners and hardtail bridge to their Schecter USA pickups to bring these high-octane sonics to life.
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Highest Rated Reviews
Sunset 7 Extreme
Not just for metal! The 5-way switching offers quite a lot of tones. From what I can tell, the switching is:
5 - Bridge
4 - Single coil neck and single coil bridge - very Tele-ish
3 - Bridge and neck
2 - Single coil neck
1 - Neck
All positions sound great in my opinion. The humbuckers absolutely rip in high-gain settings.
The neck is slim and comfortable, it makes the longer scale and additional string seem like less of a hurdle and more of an added feature, which is good because that's what they are!
I've been looking for a baritone 7 string with passive pickups that had some added versatility, and this ticks every single box I was searching for. The satin finish and locking tuners were the icing on the cake. I could not be happier with this guitar, it's phenomenal. Thank you Matt!
