Schecter C-1 Platinum FR-S Sustainiac – B-Stock

Built for High-Gain Performance

The Schecter C-1 Platinum FR-S Sustainiac is a modern metal machine designed for players who demand crushing tone, endless sustain, and effortless playability. Combining premium tonewoods, powerful active electronics, and a Floyd Rose tremolo system, this guitar is ready for everything from tight rhythm work to soaring lead lines.

The mahogany body is topped with beautiful quilted maple and finished with Schecter's distinctive Platinum appointments, creating a look that stands out on any stage. Its Set-Neck construction with Ultra Access heel allows unrestricted access to all 24 frets, while the thin "C" profile maple neck and rosewood fingerboard provide the fast, comfortable feel that modern players love.

Loaded with an EMG 81 bridge pickup, the C-1 Platinum FR-S delivers the aggressive attack, tight low end, and articulate response that has made the EMG 81 a staple of rock and metal players worldwide. In the neck position, the Sustainiac system unlocks infinite sustain, harmonic feedback effects, and unique lead textures at the flip of a switch.

A Floyd Rose Special double-locking tremolo system keeps tuning stable through dive bombs, squeals, and aggressive playing styles, while Grover tuners and premium hardware complete the package.

Features

• Mahogany Body
• Quilted Maple Top
• Set-Neck Construction with Ultra Access
• 3-Piece Maple Neck
• Rosewood Fingerboard
• 24 X-Jumbo Frets
• Thin "C" Neck Profile
• EMG 81 Bridge Pickup
• Sustainiac Neck Pickup
• Floyd Rose Special Tremolo System
• Grover Tuners
• Satin Chrome Hardware
• Platinum Offset Dot Inlays with Gothic Cross at 12th Fret
• 25.5" Scale Length

This guitar is available now from CA House Music

This item is a "B-Stock Guitar" directly from the manufacturer. It is NEW Stock that has never been owned by an individual. Pictures are of the actual guitar you will receive.

we will have our licensed tech go over the guitar and set it up for you. On this guitar Schecter noted contamination between 3rd and 5th fret on back of neck (see pictures) that's not to say its the only defects that could have caused it to be a B-stock.