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Schecter V-7 Chris Howorth Snake Cross Electric Guitar in Satin Black vs Schecter Jerry Horton Tempest Electric Guitar Satin White
The V-7 is a 7-string extended-range instrument optimized for djent and high-gain metal with a direct, minimalist signal path, while the Tempest is a 6-string designed for classic hard rock and alternative rock with passive humbuckers and hands-on tone control. Choose the V-7 if you need seven strings and crystal-clear high-gain articulation; choose the Tempest if you want traditional thick humbucker tones and coil-splitting versatility.
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Schecter V-7 Chris Howorth Snake Cross Electric Guitar in Satin Black
Schecter Jerry Horton Tempest Electric Guitar Satin White
Specs side by side
| Schecter V-7 Chris Howorth Snake Cross Electric Guitar in Satin Black | Schecter Jerry Horton Tempest Electric Guitar Satin White | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $1,199.00 | $1,199.00 |
| Brand | Schecter | Schecter |
| Body Type | Solid | Solid |
| Scale | — | 24.75" Scale |
| Strings | 7 | 6 |
| Frets | — | 22 Frets |
| Fretboard | Ebony | Ebony |
| Neck | — | Mahogany |
| Bridge | Fixed | Fixed |
| Year | 2019 | Unknown |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Schecter V-7 Chris Howorth Snake Cross Electric Guitar in Satin Black
- ✓ 7-string extended range for djent, progressive metal, and lower tunings
- ✓ EMG 707 active pickup delivers tight, noise-free high-gain clarity
- ✓ Longer 26.5" scale optimizes extended-range tuning stability
- ✓ Minimalist volume-only control keeps signal path direct and simple
Why choose Schecter Jerry Horton Tempest Electric Guitar Satin White
- ✓ Passive Schecter USA humbuckers offer thick, natural compression and harmonic warmth
- ✓ 6-string format familiar to most players; coil-splitting adds tonal range
- ✓ Shorter 24.75" scale and lighter feel suit traditional hard rock and alternative
- ✓ TonePros bridge and tailpiece provide proven sustain and tuning stability
Frequently asked questions
What's the string count difference?
The V-7 has seven strings for extended lower range; the Tempest has six strings for traditional playing.
Which pickup type is better for metal?
Both excel in metal: the V-7's EMG 707 active is ideal for ultra-tight, noise-free high-gain; the Tempest's passive humbuckers deliver thicker, warmer overdriven tones favored in classic hard rock.
Which is easier to control your tone?
The Tempest offers more hands-on tone shaping via its Volume/Volume/Tone (Push-Pull) and coil-splitting, while the V-7 uses a volume-only design for straightforward, consistent output.
Are these guitars at the same skill level?
Yes; both are designed for intermediate to advanced players who demand quality construction and performance.