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Schecter Hellraiser Hybrid C-1 Electric Guitar Trans Black Burst vs Schecter AM-7 Aaron Marshall Guitar Cobalt Slate B-Stock 2496

The Hellraiser Hybrid C-1 is a 6-string set-neck guitar with active EMG pickups and a 25.5" scale, built for aggressive metal tones in standard tuning. The AM-7 is an extended-range 7-string with a 26.5" scale, passive Schecter USA pickups, and a thinner neck designed for djent and progressive styles. Choose the Hellraiser for traditional metal; choose the AM-7 if you need the extra string and modern extended-range voicing.

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Schecter Hellraiser Hybrid C-1 Electric Guitar Trans Black Burst

$1,199.00
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Schecter AM-7 Aaron Marshall Guitar Cobalt Slate B-Stock 2496

$1,159.00
View Schecter AM-7 Aaron Marshall Guitar Cobalt Slate B-Stock 2496

Specs side by side

Schecter Hellraiser Hybrid C-1 Electric Guitar Trans Black Burst Schecter AM-7 Aaron Marshall Guitar Cobalt Slate B-Stock 2496
Price$1,199.00$1,159.00
BrandSchecterSchecter
SeriesSchecter Hellraiser
BodySingle Cutaway
Body TypeSolidSolid
Scale26.5" Scale
Strings67
Frets24 Frets
FretboardEbonyEbony
NeckWenge
Neck ConstructionBolt-On
Pickup ConfigurationHHHH
BridgeFixedHipshot
YearUnknown2022
ConditionNewRefurbished

Why choose Schecter Hellraiser Hybrid C-1 Electric Guitar Trans Black Burst

  • Active EMG 57/66 electronics deliver high output and articulate attack ideal for metal
  • Set-neck construction with ultra-thin 'C' profile for smooth upper-fret access
  • TonePros bridge with string-thru-body for enhanced sustain and tuning stability
  • Factory setup and full manufacturer warranty included

Why choose Schecter AM-7 Aaron Marshall Guitar Cobalt Slate B-Stock 2496

  • Extended 7-string range opens drop-tuning and djent possibilities unavailable on 6-strings
  • 26.5" scale with thin 'C' neck balances reach and playability across all registers
  • Passive Schecter USA pickups voiced specifically for extended-range clarity and precision
  • B-Stock pricing offers significant savings on an unplayed guitar with only minor cosmetic fret-wire protrusion
Bottom line: Buy the Hellraiser Hybrid C-1 if you want a classic 6-string metal machine with proven active electronics and don't need the extra low string. Buy the AM-7 if you play djent, progressive metal, or modern extended-range styles and value the extra string and specialized voicing despite the B-Stock cosmetic issue.

Frequently asked questions

What is the key difference in string count and scale length?

The Hellraiser Hybrid C-1 is a 6-string guitar with a 25.5" scale length. The AM-7 is a 7-string guitar with a 26.5" scale, providing lower tuning range and more modern extended-range playability.

Which guitar has more aggressive tone for metal?

The Hellraiser Hybrid C-1 features active EMG 57/58 pickups with high output and aggressive midrange, designed for traditional metal punch. The AM-7 uses passive Schecter USA pickups voiced for articulation and clarity across extended range rather than raw aggression.

What does B-Stock mean for the AM-7, and how does it affect value?

B-Stock indicates the AM-7 is unplayed but has minor cosmetic damage—in this case, fretboard wires protruding slightly on the bass side that are smooth to the touch. This cosmetic issue results in a significant price reduction while maintaining full playability and function.

Which neck profile suits extended-range and drop-tuning better?

The AM-7's thin 'C' profile (.787" at the first fret, .866" at the 12th) is optimized for 7-string extended-range work and tight low-end clarity. The Hellraiser's ultra-thin 'C' is designed for 6-string metal, making each ideal for its respective platform.

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