Schecter C-1 E/A Piezo Semi-Hollow Electric Guitar C1 Quilted Maple Top Korean Diamond Series

Here we have a Schecter C-1 E/A.
This guitar is loaded with a piezo pickup, which sounds amazing, especially for clean tones.
It is in good overall condition, but does have some light scratches from normal use as well as some small dings that I try to show in the pictures. That being said, this guitar is still in good condition and has been taken care of. The quilted top on it is beautiful, especially with the binding and f holes. The neck is comfortable and the fretwork is nice. 



Product Description Schecter C1EA Semi-Hollow Electric Guitar with Piezo Pickup
The ultimate in sonic versatility! The new C1 E/A combines the mellow warmth of a vintage hollow body with the addition of true acoustic tone and clarity - courtesy of a specially designed RMC piezo-loaded TonePros bridge. The Duncan Design humbuckers and the piezo signal can be played separately or combined together for exciting new tonal possibilities. This is a set-neck guitar with a quilted maple top, mahogany body, Grover tuners and 22 jumbo frets. 

Tonepros System II
Tonepros feature a couple of nearly invisible setscrews that simply lock the bridge to the mounting posts. The idea is simple, but the benefits are exponential: Solidify your bridge in place like stone, and it will never fall off again! No more worrying about scratching the face of your guitar or readjusting the intonation and action after a simple cleaning or changing of strings. Your guitar will sustain and play in tune like never before. Because these bridges secure solidly in place, your intonation will be much more accurate, and stay that way! 

RMC Piezo
The Ultimate in Sonic Versatility: the new C-1 E/A combines the mellow warmth of a vintage hollow body with addition of true acoustic tone and clarity: courtesy of a specially designed RMC Piezo loaded TonePros Bridge. The Duncan Design Humbuckers (magnetic) and Piezo acoustic signals can be played separately or combined together for exciting new tonal possibilities!