The John Browne Schecter line of signature models – the John Browne Zenith USA Signature and the John Browne Zenith-7 USA Signature – are now available in striking Fracture White.
Both models feature alder bodies with bolt-on construction, providing a balanced tonal foundation with clarity and punch. Quartersawn Maple necks paired with ebony fingerboards ensure stability, snap, and smooth response, while 24 Jescar stainless steel frets and a 16-inch radius offer durability and effortless speed across the fretboard.
Schecter Hipshot staggered locking tuners, GraphTech Black Tusq nuts, Black hardware, and Hipshot Ibby HM bridges appear on both instruments, reinforcing tuning stability and precision under heavy playing. Electronics are equally streamlined, with a John Browne Colossus Signature bridge pickup and a simple master volume paired with a coil-split toggle, giving players access to crushing high-gain tones as well as tighter, more articulate split-coil textures.
The primary differences between the two models lie in scale length, string count, and neck dimensions, tailoring each guitar to a specific playing style. The six-string John Browne Zenith USA Signature features a 25.5″ scale length and a narrower 1.67″ nut width, making it feel familiar and immediately comfortable for players rooted in traditional six-string ergonomics.
In contrast, the John Browne Zenith-7 USA Signature is purpose-built for extended-range performance. Its longer 27″ scale length provides increased string tension and clarity, especially on the low B string, while the wider 1.89″ nut accommodates the added string spacing required for seven-string precision. The truss rod adjustment also differs slightly, with a heel-adjustable spoke wheel on the seven-string model, reflecting its extended-range construction needs.
Get the Schecter John Browne Zenith 7-String for $3,599 and the 6-string iteration for $3,199 right here. Keep up with all our Schecter coverage right here as well.
