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Schecter Damien-7 Multiscale guitar in Satin Black vs Schecter PT Special LH guitar in Purple Burst Pearl

The Damien-7 Multiscale is a seven-string extended-range instrument built for metal and djent, while the PT Special LH is a classic left-handed six-string designed for blues, rock, and funk. Choose the Damien-7 if you play progressive or heavy music; choose the PT Special LH if you need a versatile, stage-ready guitar for traditional styles.

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Schecter Damien-7 Multiscale guitar in Satin Black

$849.00
View Schecter Damien-7 Multiscale guitar in Satin Black

Schecter PT Special LH guitar in Purple Burst Pearl

$849.00
View Schecter PT Special LH guitar in Purple Burst Pearl

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Schecter Damien-7 Multiscale guitar in Satin BlackSchecter PT Special LH guitar in Purple Burst Pearl
Price$849.00$849.00
BrandSchecterSchecter
SeriesSchecter DamienSchecter PT
BodyDouble CutawaySingle Cutaway
Body TypeSolidSolid
Scale25.5" Scale25.5" Scale
Strings76
Frets24 Frets22 Frets
FretboardRosewoodRosewood
NeckMapleMaple
Neck ConstructionBolt-OnBolt-On
Pickup ConfigurationHS
BridgeHipshotFixed
Year20222024
ConditionNewNew

Why choose Schecter Damien-7 Multiscale guitar in Satin Black

  • Seven-string multiscale design (25.5"–27") maintains tension and clarity on lower strings
  • High-output Diamond Heretic pickups with articulate upper register for metal and djent
  • Carbon fiber–reinforced maple neck resists wear under aggressive playing
  • 24 X-Jumbo frets support quick position shifts and extended techniques

Why choose Schecter PT Special LH guitar in Purple Burst Pearl

  • Left-handed configuration—rare and essential for left-handed players
  • Versatile tone from sparkling cleans to gritty blues with two different pickup designs
  • Swamp ash body and vintage ashtray bridge deliver authentic character and sustain
  • Series-parallel push-pull option adds flexibility for different playing contexts
Bottom line: Buy the Damien-7 Multiscale if you play extended-range metal, progressive, or djent music. Buy the PT Special LH if you are left-handed and play blues, rock, funk, or need a versatile workhorse for gigging and studio.

Frequently asked questions

Is the PT Special LH suitable for metal or djent?

No. The PT Special LH is voiced for blues, rock, and funk with a vintage-inspired design. It is not engineered for the high output, tight low end, and harmonic definition required by metal and djent. The Damien-7 Multiscale is the correct choice for those genres.

Can a right-handed player use the PT Special LH?

No. The PT Special LH is built specifically for left-handed players, with reversed controls and string configuration. Right-handed players should not attempt to restring it.

What is the main advantage of the Damien-7's multiscale design?

The multiscale geometry spans from 25.5" to 27", allowing the lower strings on a seven-string tuning to maintain proper tension and clarity without compromising the playability of the upper strings. This is essential for extended-range guitars.

Which guitar is better for studio and gigging versatility?

The PT Special LH covers more traditional styles (blues, rock, funk) with its dual-pickup design and series-parallel option, making it ideal for varied studio and gig scenarios. The Damien-7 is specialized for metal and progressive genres.

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