Carefully inspected and professionally set up by our guitar workshop, this instrument is a showroom model, never used, in like-new condition.

Original cardbox and accessories included.

SCHECTER C6 FR Deluxe SBK Satin Black

• Serial: R023031201
• Weight: 3.600 kg
• Basswood body
• Bolt-on maple neck
• Neck profile: Thin C
• Rosewood fingerboard
• Dot inlays
• 24 Narrow X-Jumbo frets
• Scale length: 25.5’’ (648 mm)
• Radius: 14’’ (355 mm)
• Nut: SGR by Floyd Rose
• Nut width: 41.3 mm
• Bridge: SGR by Floyd Rose
• 2 Schecter Diamond Plus pickups
• Controls: Volume and tone
• 3-way selector switch
• Chrome hardware
• Schecter tuners
• Strings: Ernie Ball Regular Slinky 10–46
  

The Schecter brand occupies a rather special place in the world of electric guitars. Born in the United States in the 1970s, it first made a name for itself by manufacturing custom parts and guitars before gradually becoming a key reference for rock and modern metal-oriented guitarists. What sets Schecter apart is its ability to offer very well-designed instruments with a strong sonic identity and a level of finish that is often impressive for their price range. Where other brands strongly separate entry-level and high-end models, Schecter often manages to deliver consistency and a “stage guitar mentality,” even in its more affordable models.

The Schecter C-6 Deluxe FR fits perfectly into this philosophy. From the first moments of handling it, you find what the brand does best: a guitar designed for playing, not for impressing in a display case. The basswood body, maple neck with a Thin “C” profile, and rosewood fingerboard provide a simple yet effective foundation with immediate playing comfort. You can immediately feel that access to the 24 frets is smooth and effortless, making it a particularly enjoyable instrument for fast riffs as well as more technical solos.

What also stands out is its “ready to hit hard” character. The Schecter Diamond Plus pickups deliver a fairly powerful sound, with a tone well suited to modern high-gain distortion. The bridge pickup naturally pushes toward an aggressive, tight sound, while the neck pickup brings a bit more warmth for melodic parts or singing lead lines. It is not an ultra-subtle guitar in terms of nuance, but it is very effective in its range, which is exactly what it is designed for.

The FR (Floyd Rose) version obviously adds another dimension. The tremolo system allows expressive effects, dive bombs, and pitch variations without completely losing stability. It is the kind of bridge that opens creative possibilities, especially in metal, hard rock, or shred styles, even though it requires a bit more attention than a fixed bridge.

Visually, the Satin Black finish gives it a sober but very “stage-ready” look. No unnecessary frills—just a dark, efficient aesthetic that perfectly matches Schecter’s identity. This is clearly a guitar that embraces its direct and functional character.

In terms of playing feel, the overall impression is that of an accessible yet serious instrument. It is not a luxury guitar, but a reliable, comfortable, and sufficiently inspiring tool for practicing, recording, or playing in a band without frustration. This is also why many guitarists consider it an excellent platform for modification or a solid workhorse.

In short, the Schecter C-6 Deluxe FR Satin Black is an honest, energetic guitar designed to be played loud and often. It does not try to do too much, but it does exactly what is expected of it very well: rock, metal, and immediate playability without complications.