Schecter has just rolled out their Electro-Resin series, which feels like a cross between Dimebag’s old Dean models and some modern Schecters. It’s pretty cool.
E-1 Electro-Resin
The E-1 Electro-Resin offers up a Mahogany body with a Flamed Maple top featuring with resin-filled fractal burns, all finished in an Transparent Blue. Then there’s a 3-piece Thin “C”-shaped Mahogany neck, Pale Moon Ebony fretboard with 22 frets, a 24.75″ scale, and a Ernie Ball Compensated nut. The E-1 Electro-Resin comes with a Tonepros Tune-O-Matic locking bridge with stop tailpiece and then a Seymour Duncan ’78 in the bridge and Seymour Duncan ’59 in the neck. Get the E-1 Electro-Resin here for $1,599.99.
E-1 FR-S Electro-Resin
The E-1 FR-S Electro-Resin offers up a Mahogany body with a Flamed Maple top featuring with resin-filled fractal burns, all finished in an Gloss Natural. Then there’s a 3-piece Thin “C”-shaped Mahogany neck, Pale Moon Ebony fretboard with 24 frets, a 25.5″ scale, and a Floyd Rose 1500 nut. The E-1 FR-S Electro-Resin comes with a Floyd Rose 1500 bridge and then a Seymour Duncan ’78 in the bridge and a Sustainiac in the neck. Get the E-1 FR-S Electro-Resin here for $1,799.99.
V-1 Electro-Resin
And then there’s the V-1 Electro-Resin, which offers a Mahogany body with a Flamed Maple top featuring with resin-filled fractal burns, all finished in an Gloss Natural. Then there’s a 3-piece Thin “C”-shaped Mahogany neck, Pale Moon Ebony fretboard with 22 frets, a 24.75″ scale, and a Ernie Ball Compensated nut. The V-1 Electro-Resin comes with a Tonepros Tune-O-Matic locking bridge with stop tailpiece and then a Seymour Duncan ’78 in the bridge and Seymour Duncan ’59 in the neck. Get the V-1 Electro-Resin here for $1,599.99.
