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Original cardbox and accessories included.

SCHECTER PT Nick Johnston Signature ASNW Atomic Snow

• Serial: IW22020752
• Weight: 3.790 kg
• Solid-body electric guitar, Fender Telecaster style
• Body: Alder
• Construction: Bolt-on
• Neck: Roasted Hard Rock Maple
• Neck Profile: Thin C
• Fretboard: Ebony
• Radius: 14” (355 mm)
• Scale Length: 25.5” / 648 mm
• Number of Frets: 22 Jumbo / X-Jumbo
• Nut Width: 42 mm
• Nut: Graph Tech Black Tusq
• Inlays: Brass Circles
• Bridge Pickup: Schecter Diamond Nick Johnston Single Coil
• Neck Pickup: Schecter Diamond ’78 Humbucker
• Selector Switch: 3-way
• Controls: Volume + Push/Pull Tone (humbucker split)
• Bridge: Diamond PT-S Hardtail
• Tuners: Schecter Locking Tuners
• Hardware: Chrome
• Factory Strings: Ernie Ball Regular Slinky .010–.046

When talking about modern guitarists capable of blending virtuosity, emotion, and musicality without ever slipping into gratuitous showmanship, it’s hard not to think of Nick Johnston. His ultra-fluid playing style, refined phrasing, and ability to move seamlessly between progressive rock, fusion, blues, and melodic metal have made him a reference point for an entire generation of guitarists. His collaboration with Schecter is far more than a simple marketing partnership: every signature model feels designed by a detail-obsessed musician with a genuine vision for comfort and tone. And this PT model is probably one of the best examples.

The roasted maple neck with its vintage-style “C” profile feels incredibly natural in the hands. You immediately sense that this guitar was built for long playing sessions — fast, clean, and effortless, without fatigue. The ebony fretboard provides precise attack and an exceptionally smooth feel, almost addictive for legato runs, bends, or rich chord voicings. Many players even describe the comfort level as superior to some much more expensive Fender models, especially thanks to the smart control layout and more modern radius.

One of this guitar’s greatest strengths is also its tonal balance. The signature single-coil bridge pickup retains the twang and attack typical of a great Tele-style guitar, but with added warmth and output. Clean tones are detailed, dynamic, and almost vocal-like. It can easily move from snappy funk rhythms to highly expressive atmospheric arpeggios. And the moment you switch to the Diamond ’78 humbucker in the neck position, the guitar reveals a completely different personality: thicker, warmer, and perfect for fusion leads, melodic rock, or more modern high-gain tones. The humbucker coil split adds even more versatility, making this an exceptionally complete instrument.

In terms of build quality, Schecter once again proves they know how to produce instruments with outstanding value for money. Impeccable jumbo frets, ultra-stable locking tuners, solid hardware, and very clean finishing work place this guitar well above what many players would expect in this price range.

In the end, this PT Nick Johnston Signature achieves something quite rare: it combines the timeless charm of a T-style guitar with thoroughly modern comfort and versatility. It sounds professional, inspires immediately, and above all makes you want to play for hours. For modern rock, fusion, contemporary blues, prog, or even heavier genres, it’s an incredibly expressive and lovable machine. A signature model that does far more than simply display the name of a great guitarist — it genuinely conveys his playing philosophy.