Schecter KM-7 mkII Keith Merrow signature guitar with factory installed Evertune. Havent seen another one like this, very possibly the only one they did as a prototype or something. The pickups have also been swapped to Instrumental SFTY 4 set (small builder, incredible sounding high output pickups, very modern and tight but chunky where it counts). Also has a killswitch in place of a volume knob. 3 way toggle pickup selector. Stainless Steel frets, Luminlay side dots, locking tuners, ernie ball compensated nut.

The guitar has some wear, some glossing on the top, a few small scratches and abrasions here and there. No big dings or cracks. The only issue to speak of with the guitar is one of the evertune saddles has a wonky fine tuner. its the 6th string, I just tune it manually and it stays in tune fine. never been a huge deal for me. Overall, the guitar stays in tune way better than a standard hardtail thanks to the evertune. My guess is the little screw in the saddle needs to be replaced, which wouldnt be terribly difficult or expensive, i just haven't attempted it.

To accommodate the bridge, evertune installed a riser plate on the back cavity. I dont have it on in the picture, you can see the back plate bows slightly because of this but i can include the riser plate. Doesnt affect the comfort in my opinion having the back plate raised a bit, worth it to have an evertune.

Comes with a Schecter Hard case and evertune tool!

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