Carefully inspected and professionally set up by our luthier workshop, this guitar is a brand new instrument (B-Stock) with a very slight neck pocket mark (see last picture).

Original cardbox and accessories included.

SCHECTER Demon-6 Vintage White

• Serial: RO24050474
• Weight: 3.100 kg
• Basswood body
• Bolt-on maple neck
• Wenge fingerboard
• Grey pearloid “Gothic cross” inlays
• Fingerboard radius: 355 mm (14")
• Scale length: 648 mm (25.5")
• Nut width: 42 mm (1.653")
• Neck profile: Thin C
• 24 Extra Jumbo frets
• 2 active Schecter Diamond HB-105S humbucker pickups
• 1 volume control, 1 tone control
• 3-way pickup selector
• Bridge: Schecter Tune-O-Matic with String-Thru Body
• Schecter tuners
• Black chrome hardware
• Strings: Ernie Ball 10-46.

Schecter is a brand that established itself without necessarily relying on historical prestige, but rather on efficiency, seriousness, and a striking value-for-money ratio. Originally closely associated with custom shop work and instrument modifications, the brand has developed a strong modern identity focused on rock and especially metal, with guitars designed to handle heavy playing, deliver high gain, and remain reliable both on stage and in the studio. It is exactly this DNA that you find in this Schecter Demon 6.

This is clearly an instrument aimed at modern rock and metal, featuring high-output active pickups that deliver a strong dose of power and precision. The result is a tight, aggressive tone, with well-controlled low end and highs that cut through the mix easily without becoming muddy. It’s the kind of guitar that thrives on heavy distortion, thick palm-muted riffs, and fast lead lines that remain clean even under strong saturation.

What also stands out is the playing feel. The neck is built for speed, fairly thin and very comfortable for both fast rhythm playing and solos. The 24 frets and standard 25.5” scale length make it a very versatile instrument within its category, offering real ease in the higher registers. It is clear that Schecter designed this guitar so as not to hinder the player in any way: everything feels smooth, direct, and free of unnecessary frills.

In the end, the Schecter Demon 6 delivers exactly what you expect from it, but with a little extra: it doesn’t just act as an “efficient metal guitar,” it also has a strong visual identity and a very modern playability. It is an honest, straightforward instrument without unnecessary compromises, yet with enough character to make you want to keep playing it again and again. For anyone looking for a six-string that can deliver heavy tones without breaking the budget, while still feeling like a serious instrument, it is clearly a safe choice in Schecter’s lineup.