Schecter Hellraiser C-1 FR Left-Handed Electric Guitar Black Cherry

Schecter Hellraiser C-1 FR Left-Handed Electric Guitar in Black Cherry

This left-handed Hellraiser C-1 FR delivers the aggressive playability Schecter built this model for, with a thin "C"-profile neck and 24 X-Jumbo frets designed for speed and precision. The set-neck construction with Ultra Access and Floyd Rose 1000 Series bridge provide stability and tuning retention for demanding players. The Black Cherry finish over a quilted maple top with abalone multi-ply binding gives this instrument a visually striking presence alongside its hard-working electronics.

Playability & Neck Design

The mahogany 3-piece neck paired with a rosewood fretboard and thin "C" profile creates a responsive feel; neck dimensions measure .787" at the 1st fret and .866" at the 12th fret for consistent hand positioning. 24 X-Jumbo frets with a 14" fretboard radius and abalone Gothic Cross inlays support both traditional and modern playing techniques across the 25.5" scale.

Tone & Electronics

Active EMG 81TW bridge pickup and EMG 89R neck pickup deliver high-output clarity and sustain typical of EMG electronics, with push-pull pot splitting for tonal range. The Floyd Rose nut and bridge system maintains tuning stability through aggressive playing while the 9-volt clip-in battery compartment powers the active electronics reliably.

Key Features

• Left-handed configuration
• Mahogany body with quilted maple top and arched contour
• Set-neck construction with Ultra Access
• Mahogany 3-piece neck with thin "C" profile
• Rosewood fretboard with abalone Gothic Cross inlays
• 24 X-Jumbo frets on 25.5" scale with 14" radius
• EMG 81TW and EMG 89R active pickups with push-pull coil split
• Floyd Rose 1000 Series bridge and Floyd Rose nut
• Grover tuners with black chrome hardware
• Abalone multi-ply binding (BLK/WHT/BLK)
• 1.625" nut width
• 2-way adjustable truss rod

The Hellraiser C-1 FR combines Schecter's hardware expertise with high-output EMG electronics and set-neck stability—a substantial instrument purpose-built for left-handed players pursuing modern metal and hard rock tones.