I just received the Schecter Damien Special Electric Guitar today. I noticed that there is a space or gap between the neck joint (23rd fret) and the body of the guitar. They are not perfectly tight fitted to the body of the guitar. Is that how is...
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Mine has no gap,You might exchange it or if everything else is good with it,Straight neck etc. I would not worry about a small gap.
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Most modern/late model guitars have sound holes of a similar size for commercial convenience. Usually, custom guitars may deviate. Without measuring, I'd say theres a 90% chance that it would.
908232
I think it's just to show that a pickup could be fitted should you wish it. It's a beautiful instrument, and my wife has been enjoying it very much, if that helps.
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I kind of doubt it is good for a classical myself, not because of the width, but because this capo is curved for contact points on the frets. Look at the picture, it's a curved capo. It's not about the width, the classical guitar has a flatter fretboard. Steel string guitar fretboards have a curve; I have many. Look for something that is meant specifically for classical guitars. I have a classical myself, so I vote no about this being appropriate for a classical guitar. It's likely going to put more pressure on the outer E strings and not do the job on the interior strings due to the curvature. I haven't used a capo for classical so I can't make a recommendation, but there must be something out there. I kind of doubt it is good for a classical myself, not because of the width, but because this capo is curved for contact points on the frets. Look at the picture, it's a curved capo. It's not about the width, the classical guitar has a flatter fretboard. Steel string guitar fretboards have a curve; I have many. Look for something that is meant specifically for classical guitars. I have a classical myself, so I vote no about this being appropriate for a classical guitar. It's likely going to put more pressure on the outer E strings and not do the job on the interior strings due to the... » Read More I kind of doubt it is good for a classical myself, not because of the width, but because this capo is curved for contact points on the frets. Look at the picture, it's a curved capo. It's not about the width, the classical guitar has a flatter fretboard. Steel string guitar fretboards have a curve; I have many. Look for something that is meant specifically for classical guitars. I have a classical myself, so I vote no about this being appropriate for a classical guitar. It's likely going to put more pressure on the outer E strings and not do the job on the interior strings due to the curvature. I haven't used a capo for classical so I can't make a recommendation, but there must be something out there. « Show Less
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Very cool guitar. However the body has a different shape than the strat. Unfortunately it won't fit
2066162
No, this is a specific case for the right hand schecter guitar. The body would be flipped. I would either try to find a case that's left hand or a case that can fit anything.
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H-42.5, W-15.75, D-4.5I have a schecter diamond in there. When inserted there are about 2inches of space from the guitar to case on both the top and bottom.
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The neck is standard (a little slim). If you were blind you would think its a full size guitar. it is *easy to restring and to tune, the headstock is just not in a normal place but the tuners work exactly the same. It does NOT sound normal without an amp. It is great as a "silent" guitar to pratice with, but you need a headphone amp, like a VOX AmplPlug. If you do plug it into a practice amp (like a Cube, 10w marshall, pignose etc.) it will sound great, it also sounds great in full size amps.
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Hi from, Mike. The one that I bought was a round neck ?? Just like a standard guitar - Great guitar for the price - But did need to be set up to play right -
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Hello!I have an La Patrie Guitar Etude QI and It's perfect for this guitar. The guitar is not small. I hope that this help you.
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You could use whatever your favorite strings are for a classical guitar. It's a standard neck. I never got that far with it. It wasn't what I was looking for. Not a Martin sound quality (didn't expect much from the small body) but mainly it was too heavy/bulky to be useful for me.
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In my opinion it is a shoddy-built guitar with a famous name. The shoddiness is in the neck to body sturdiness - terrible sound as a result. Almost impossible to keep tuned. Yes, the name does mislead you.
1980335
Sorry, actually it is a shorter guitar neck but ideal for younger players. Still a great guitar for the price.
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FYI, this guitar has pretty standard measurements for a dreadnought shape. I feel like the fretboard has a little more room than my other guitar, though. That might mean my other guitar's fretboard is small, though.
1451981
The action could be high on any new guitar, especially when you buy it online. However this is not a defect, the action can always be adjusted with sanding paper and nut slot files. You can goto frets.com to get information on how to do this. The exception is when the guitar has a neck ANGLE problem, and only the pro can fix this, at a cost of about 600 $
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Yes, it has a few inches extra spaces on the edges, I have a Schecter hell raiser V 7string n it fixes perfect. You can even fit in a Dean Dime bag V shape guitar with that huge headstock. The quality is excellent it's made to protect ur guitar and it won't bounce around inside. It has extra space for cables a few pedal effects your guitar picks n stuff I recommend it
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Steve, the neck is thru, NOT bolted on. I bought this for my son, who is starting to play. As I have been playing for 30 years, I did not want a $300 guitar that wouldn't stay in tune, and a new guitar needs to be bought in a year. I am very happy with the purchase. It is a very good looking guitar, the quilted maple is nice. Quality hardware with Duncan pickups, and Grover tuners. The pickups having a push pull pot to switch to single coils is a nice bonus. You do get hum with the single coil, but that is not the guitar's fault. Action is low, feels good to play. Sounds good too. I feel like I got a good deal on this axe. Steve, the neck is thru, NOT bolted on. I bought this for my son, who is starting to play. As I have been playing for 30 years, I did not want a $300 guitar that wouldn't stay in tune, and a new guitar needs to be bought in a year. I am very happy with the purchase. It is a very good looking guitar, the quilted maple is nice. Quality hardware with Duncan pickups, and Grover tuners. The pickups having a push pull pot to switch to single coils is a nice bonus. You do get hum with the single coil, but that is not the guitar's fault. Action is low, feels good to play. Sounds good too. I feel... » Read More Steve, the neck is thru, NOT bolted on. I bought this for my son, who is starting to play. As I have been playing for 30 years, I did not want a $300 guitar that wouldn't stay in tune, and a new guitar needs to be bought in a year. I am very happy with the purchase. It is a very good looking guitar, the quilted maple is nice. Quality hardware with Duncan pickups, and Grover tuners. The pickups having a push pull pot to switch to single coils is a nice bonus. You do get hum with the single coil, but that is not the guitar's fault. Action is low, feels good to play. Sounds good too. I feel like I got a good deal on this axe. « Show Less