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Schecter Reaper-6 Left Handed Electric Guitar in Satin Charcoal Burst vs Schecter Nick Johnston Traditional HSS Left Handed Electric Guitar Atomic Green

The Reaper-6 is a modern, high-output metal and progressive machine with set-neck construction and dual humbuckers, while the Nick Johnston Traditional is a versatile HSS platform rooted in classic rock and blues aesthetics with coil-split capability. Choose the Reaper-6 for aggressive modern genres; pick the Nick Johnston for players who want single-coil articulation alongside humbucker power.

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Schecter Reaper-6 Left Handed Electric Guitar in Satin Charcoal Burst

$949.00
View Schecter Reaper-6 Left Handed Electric Guitar in Satin Charcoal Burst

Schecter Nick Johnston Traditional HSS Left Handed Electric Guitar Atomic Green

$949.00
View Schecter Nick Johnston Traditional HSS Left Handed Electric Guitar Atomic Green

Specs side by side

Schecter Reaper-6 Left Handed Electric Guitar in Satin Charcoal BurstSchecter Nick Johnston Traditional HSS Left Handed Electric Guitar Atomic Green
Price$949.00$949.00
BrandSchecterSchecter
SeriesSchecter ReaperSchecter Nick Johnston
Body TypeSolidSolid
Scale25.5" Scale
Strings66
Frets22 Frets
FretboardEbonyEbony
NeckMaple
BridgeFixedTremolo
Year20192020
ConditionNewNew

Why choose Schecter Reaper-6 Left Handed Electric Guitar in Satin Charcoal Burst

  • Set-neck construction with Ultra Access for superior sustain and reduced neck joint flex
  • Dual Diamond Decimator humbuckers deliver tight, articulate high-output voicing optimized for metal and hard rock
  • Carbon fiber-reinforced maple/walnut neck resists flex during aggressive playing
  • 24 X-Jumbo frets on 14-inch radius provide extended reach for technical passages

Why choose Schecter Nick Johnston Traditional HSS Left Handed Electric Guitar Atomic Green

  • HSS configuration with coil-split bridge humbucker offers single-coil clarity plus humbucker aggression in one instrument
  • Roasted maple neck in Vintage C profile feels fast and comfortable for extended sessions
  • Bolt-on construction keeps the body responsive and resonant across tonal styles
  • Nick Johnston signature appointments and Atomic Green finish stand out visually
Bottom line: Buy the Reaper-6 if you prioritize modern high-output tone, neck stability, and metal-to-progressive playing. Choose the Nick Johnston Traditional if you want versatile HSS tones, classic rock character, and the flexibility of a coil-split bridge humbucker.

Frequently asked questions

Which guitar has more frets?

The Reaper-6 has 24 X-Jumbo frets compared to the Nick Johnston's 22 X-Jumbo frets, giving slightly more upper-register access.

How do the neck profiles differ?

The Reaper-6 has an ultra-thin C contour with carbon fiber reinforcement and set-neck construction for maximum stability, while the Nick Johnston features a roasted maple Vintage C profile with bolt-on construction that feels fast and responsive.

Which pickup setup is more versatile?

The Nick Johnston's HSS with coil-split bridge humbucker offers more tonal range from clean to aggressive, while the Reaper-6's dual humbuckers prioritize high-output, articulate modern tones without single-coil voicing.

What bridge type does each use?

The Reaper-6 uses a string-thru hardtail bridge for maximum sustain and tuning stability, while the Nick Johnston uses a traditional bolt-on bridge configuration.

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