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MGR/BrianTheButt « Schecter Omen 6 2003 »
Published on 07/21/03 at 15:00I bought this guitar at a local Guitar Center for $300. Once I tried it out I liked the sound.
The bridge pickup is amazing when distorted, even though it is a "no name" pickup. When you use both the neck and bridge it give you a deep yet high quolity distortion. The neck has a bass like kind of feel to it. Overall I think this is a good guitar for metal or rock players, beginner or pro, but I still think this guitar needs some killer pickups. This guitar looks like its really outta hell, whoever named it was right. The neck is kind of big, if you have small fingers you have to reatch to go to E. The tuners are great, stable, smooth, nice looking. Only thing about this guitar I didnt like was If you get it in black it gets very dirty easily and shows all the finger prints.
Should have better pickups and maybe some matte colors.
Well put together. String through body is great and gives it a nice look.
Great sounds for "no name" pickups, great looks, awesome feel. GET ONE!
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The bridge pickup is amazing when distorted, even though it is a "no name" pickup. When you use both the neck and bridge it give you a deep yet high quolity distortion. The neck has a bass like kind of feel to it. Overall I think this is a good guitar for metal or rock players, beginner or pro, but I still think this guitar needs some killer pickups. This guitar looks like its really outta hell, whoever named it was right. The neck is kind of big, if you have small fingers you have to reatch to go to E. The tuners are great, stable, smooth, nice looking. Only thing about this guitar I didnt like was If you get it in black it gets very dirty easily and shows all the finger prints.
Should have better pickups and maybe some matte colors.
Well put together. String through body is great and gives it a nice look.
Great sounds for "no name" pickups, great looks, awesome feel. GET ONE!
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com