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Schecter Keith Merrow KM-7 MK-III Artist L guitar in Lagoon Fade vs Schecter KM-7 MK-III Artist Guitar Lagoon Fade B-Stock 0215

Both are the same Schecter KM-7 MK-III Artist model in Lagoon Fade with identical playability and electronics; the key difference is that Product B is B-Stock (cosmetic imperfection or open-box condition) and likely priced lower. Choose the new condition Product A if you want guaranteed flawless cosmetics, or choose B-Stock Product B if you accept minor visual wear and want to save money on an otherwise identical instrument.

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Schecter Keith Merrow KM-7 MK-III Artist L guitar in Lagoon Fade

$2,199.00
View Schecter Keith Merrow KM-7 MK-III Artist L guitar in Lagoon Fade

Schecter KM-7 MK-III Artist Guitar Lagoon Fade B-Stock 0215

$1,899.00
View Schecter KM-7 MK-III Artist Guitar Lagoon Fade B-Stock 0215

Specs side by side

Schecter Keith Merrow KM-7 MK-III Artist L guitar in Lagoon FadeSchecter KM-7 MK-III Artist Guitar Lagoon Fade B-Stock 0215
Price$2,199.00$1,899.00
BrandSchecterSchecter
SeriesSchecter Keith Merrow KMSchecter Keith Merrow KM
BodyDouble CutawaySingle Cutaway
Body TypeSolidSolid
Scale26.5" Scale26.5" Scale
Strings77
Frets24 Frets24 Frets
FretboardEbonyEbony
NeckWengeUnknown / Other
Neck ConstructionNeck-Thru-Body
Pickup ConfigurationHH
BridgeHipshotFixed
Year20232024
ConditionNewRefurbished

Why choose Schecter Keith Merrow KM-7 MK-III Artist L guitar in Lagoon Fade

  • New, first-quality condition with no cosmetic blemishes
  • Full manufacturer warranty protection
  • Pristine Lagoon Fade finish and poplar burl aesthetics

Why choose Schecter KM-7 MK-III Artist Guitar Lagoon Fade B-Stock 0215

  • B-Stock pricing discount while retaining all tone and playability
  • Identical hand-wound Lundgren M7 pickups and electronics
  • Same 9-piece neck-through construction and 26.5" extended scale
Bottom line: Choose Product A if cosmetic perfection and resale value matter; choose B-Stock Product B if you play hard, don't mind minor finish imperfections, and want the same killer 7-string instrument at a lower price.

Frequently asked questions

What does B-Stock mean?

B-Stock typically indicates the guitar has cosmetic blemishes, minor finish imperfections, or was returned/display merchandise, but the electronics, neck, and playability are identical to new condition. The guitar is fully functional.

Are the pickups and electronics the same on both?

Yes, both feature hand-wound Lundgren M7 humbucking pickups, 3-way toggle, mini-switch coil-split, and Hipshot bridge and tuners. Tone and playability are identical.

Who should buy the B-Stock version?

Players prioritizing value over cosmetics, gigging musicians who expect road wear, and those who value the savings more than having pristine finish. The instrument plays and sounds exactly the same.

Is this guitar suitable for metal and djent?

Yes, both versions are purpose-built for aggressive genres with extended range. The articulate, high-output tone, tight low end, and 7-string configuration make them ideal for metal, djent, and progressive music.

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