Schecter PT Classic guitar in Transparent Black Burst
Schecter PT Classic Electric Guitar Transparent Black Burst
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- SKU
- SCHECTER7323
- Color
- Black
Description
Sound & Tone
The chambered mahogany body and quilted maple cap lend a resonant, airy midrange with clear top-end definition, while the ebony fretboard and 25.5-inch scale add snap and note separation to single-line playing. The Pasadena Plus bridge humbucker pushes tight, cutting leads and aggressive rhythm work, and the Pasadena Classic in the neck fills out warmer clean and bluesy passages; the push-pull coil-split trims things back to leaner single-coil voices for funk, country-leaning twang, or sparkling arpeggios. With a hardtail string-thru bridge reinforcing sustain and attack, it covers rock, blues and modern hard-edged styles from one instrument.
Schecter PT Classic Electric Guitar Transparent Black Burst
The PT Classic sits perfectly in your hands with a responsive, balanced neck featuring a 14-inch fretboard radius that locks in fast single-note runs and smooth chord work. The chambered mahogany body with quilted maple cap keeps weight manageable for extended sets, while the flamed maple neck provides the structural integrity and visual character that commands respect on stage. Built in the USA Custom Shop, this instrument combines meticulous craftsmanship with hardware and electronics engineered for players who refuse to compromise.
Playability & Build Quality
The 22 jumbo stainless steel frets deliver durability and smooth action without fret sprout concerns—critical for touring reliability. The Graph Tech XL Black Tusq nut (1.67" wide) locks in sustain and tuning stability through long sets, while the 25.5-inch scale strikes a practical balance between comfortable playability and tonal versatility. The 2-way adjustable truss rod with heel access spoke wheel gives you straightforward neck adjustments when road conditions demand it.
Tone & Electronics
The Schecter USA Pasadena Plus bridge pickup paired with the Pasadena Classic neck pickup cuts through live mixes with clarity and richness across genres—from clean rhythms to aggressive leads. The push-pull tone control with coil-splitting lets you switch from full humbucker warmth to crisp single-coil voicings on the fly, while the 3-way toggle switch gives you three distinct pickup configurations for sound shaping mid-performance.
Key Features
- Chambered mahogany body with quilted maple cap and Transparent Black Burst finish
- Natural binding and arched top
- Flamed maple neck with ebony fretboard
- Mother of pearl dot inlays with Luminlay side dot markers
- 22 jumbo stainless steel frets with 14-inch fretboard radius
- 25.5-inch scale length
- Graph Tech XL Black Tusq nut, 1.67 inches wide
- 2-way adjustable truss rod with heel access spoke wheel
- Schecter USA Pasadena Plus (bridge) and Pasadena Classic (neck) pickups
- Volume and tone controls with push-pull coil-splitting
- 3-way toggle switch
- Schecter Nouveau locking tuners and Nouveau hardtail bridge with string-thru body
- Chrome hardware
- Includes wooden hardcase
The PT Classic combines USA-made precision with versatile electronics and a striking visual presence—a top-tier instrument for players who demand both performance and aesthetics.
More Information
| Condition | New |
|---|---|
| Dexterity | Right handed |
| Neck Construction | Bolt-On |
| Country of Manufacture | Japan |
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At a Glance
The Schecter PT Classic is a USA-made electric guitar built for intermediate to advanced players who need rock and metal reliability on stage and in the studio. Its chambered mahogany body, coil-splitting humbuckers, and 25.5-inch scale deliver clear tone and responsive playability across aggressive leads and clean rhythms, while the 14-inch fretboard radius suits both fast single-note runs and smooth chord work. Choose this if you want American craftsmanship, dependable hardware, and the flexibility to shape your tone from warm humbucker punch to crisp single-coil snap without changing guitars.
Who This Is For
Great for
- ✓ Rock
- ✓ Metal
- ✓ Progressive
- ✓ Studio Sessions
- ✓ Gigging
Not the best pick for
- – Traditional Jazz
- – Classical
Skill level: Intermediate · Advanced · Professional
Frequently Asked Questions
What pickup configuration does this guitar have, and can I switch between humbucker and single-coil sounds?
The PT Classic pairs a Schecter USA Pasadena Plus bridge pickup with a Pasadena Classic neck pickup. A push-pull tone control enables coil-splitting on both pickups, letting you switch from full humbucker warmth to crisp single-coil voicings instantly, plus a 3-way toggle gives you three distinct pickup configurations for maximum sound-shaping.
Is this guitar suitable for metal and rock, and how does the neck feel for fast playing?
Yes—the PT Classic is purpose-built for rock, metal, and progressive styles. The 14-inch fretboard radius and 22 jumbo stainless steel frets support fast single-note runs while maintaining smooth chord work, and the flamed maple neck provides structural integrity and minimal fatigue during extended sessions.
What is the scale length, and how does it affect tuning stability?
The 25.5-inch scale offers a practical balance between playability and tonal versatility. Tuning stability is ensured by the Graph Tech XL Black Tusq nut (1.67 inches wide) and Schecter Nouveau locking tuners, both designed to maintain pitch integrity during aggressive playing and bends.
What body wood is used, and how does the chambered design affect the instrument?
The body is chambered mahogany with a quilted maple cap and Transparent Black Burst finish. The chambering keeps weight manageable while maintaining resonance and sustain, making it comfortable for long gigging and studio sessions without sacrificing tonal depth.
What is included with this guitar, and is it road-ready?
The PT Classic ships with a wooden hardcase and comes equipped with Schecter Nouveau locking tuners and a Nouveau hardtail bridge, making it immediately road-ready for gigging and touring with minimal setup required.
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