Schecter Nick Johnston Traditional HSS Electric Guitar — Atomic Orange

The Schecter Nick Johnston Traditional HSS delivers a fast, comfortable neck that rewards extended playing sessions across any genre. Its roasted maple neck with Vintage "C" profile and smooth 14-inch-radius fretboard create an inviting platform for both rhythm work and expressive lead playing. The striking gloss Atomic Orange finish is visually commanding without compromising the instrument's balanced weight and responsive resonance.

Playability & Feel

Built on a 25.5" scale with 22 X-Jumbo frets, this guitar responds instantly to technique-driven playing while maintaining comfort during extended sessions. Neck dimensions of 0.787" at the 1st fret and 0.866" at the 12th fret support a natural hand position, and the Graph Tech XL Black Tusq nut at 1.653" width ensures reliable string spacing and sustain across the fretboard.

Tone & Electronics

The HSS configuration pairs a Schecter Diamond '78 bridge humbucker with Schecter Diamond Nick Johnston single coils in the middle and neck positions, delivering warm rhythm tones and articulate lead response in a single instrument. A volume control with push-pull tone knob and 5-way switch provide intuitive access to the full tonal palette, while the Diamond vintage tremolo with chrome hardware offers reliable pitch modulation and stable tuning.

Key Features

• Solid alder body with gloss Atomic Orange finish
• Bolt-on roasted maple neck with Vintage "C" profile
• 14-inch-radius roasted maple fretboard with 22 X-Jumbo frets
• 25.5" scale length (648mm)
• Brass circle inlays
• Graph Tech XL Black Tusq nut, 1.653" width
• 2-way adjustable truss rod with heel access spoke wheel
• Schecter locking tuners
• Diamond vintage tremolo bridge with chrome hardware
• Schecter Diamond '78 bridge humbucker
• Schecter Diamond Nick Johnston single coils (neck and middle)
• Volume/Tone (push-pull) with 5-way pickup selector

This HSS configuration combined with its refined neck geometry and solid construction makes the Nick Johnston Traditional equally capable in classic rock, blues, modern styles, and beyond.