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In the 1970’s a little company by the name of Schecter Guitar Research was commissioned to build a special guitar for none other than Pete Townshend of The Who. Pete quickly fell in love with the guitar and...

Schecter Guitar Research began as a repair shop in the 1970's creating replacement parts for large manufacturers such as Fender and Gibson. It wasn’t until 1979 that Schecter began to build and offer fully...

Schecter has come a really long way throughout the years. In recent times, they have managed to surprise us over and over. This year in particular, with the release of the Banshee Elite, we have seen really...

Wes Hauch is a guitarist at the forefront of modern metal. Having played with The Faceless and Thy Art Is Murder, Hauch is known for his brutal yet melodic style of guitar playing, accented with intense legato...

Wondering what kind of gear Miles Baker from Rings of Saturn uses? Well good, because we had a chance to chat with him about what he’s using live! Rings of Saturn is well-known for being extremely complex...

The guitar industry is mostly dominated by a small group of classic body styles and electronic appointments. Sometimes, it can be difficult to find a guitar that offers more than the traditional components...

For those that want an explorer shaped guitar that is as versatile as it is good looking, look no further. Schecter’s E-1 Custom Special Edition is Schecter proving to the world that they really are a force...

Schecter has been known to make reliable guitars for many years, and they prove to be just as trustworthy in their basses. Today, we’ll be reviewing the Schecter Diamond-J Plus Bass. (We must be on a...

Schecter is a company that started off crafting Strat and Tele-style guitars for players such as Pete Townshend of The Who. (We also did a review on the Schecter PT, the guitar based on the original design for...

Welcome to the Wired Guitarist Schecter PT review! In the late 70’s, Schecter was a company that pretty much exclusively manufactured guitar parts. They were not by any means a big name guitar builder....