Schecter Robin Zander Corsair guitar in Gloss White
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- SCHECTER2242
- Color
- White
Description
Schecter Robin Zander Signature Corsair Electric Guitar in Gloss White
The Schecter Robin Zander Corsair sits naturally in your hands with a buttery-smooth neck and perfectly balanced body that keeps fatigue out of extended gigs and studio sessions. The set-neck construction and thin 'C' profile respond intuitively to your touch and dynamics, rewarding meticulous technique and raw attitude alike. The gloss white finish cuts through on stage while the responsive ebony fretboard and comfortable body contours invite hours of exploration without complaint.
Playability & Feel
The 3-piece mahogany neck with thin 'C' shape measures .787" at the 1st fret and .866" at the 12th fret, fitting comfortably whether you're navigating extended ranges or locking into power positions. A 24.75" scale with 22 medium frets and 14" radius ebony fretboard deliver precision intonation and smooth note transitions, while the Graph Tech XL Ivory Tusq nut (1.653" width) ensures crisp articulation and stable tuning through the 2-way adjustable truss rod.
Tone & Electronics
Dual Seymour Duncan Phat Cat SPH90-1 pickups (bridge and neck positions) punch through the mix with clarity and sustain while keeping that organic warmth essential for rock, alternative, and hard rock applications. Independent 2 Volume / 2 Tone controls and 3-way pickup switch let you dial from melodic soloing textures to aggressive rhythm tones, all anchored by the Bigsby Archtop B70 with roller TOM bridge for smooth vibrato and rock-solid sustain across every performance.
Key Features
- Set-Neck Construction with 3-piece mahogany neck for stability and sustain
- Maple body with crème multi-ply binding and gloss white finish
- Ebony fretboard with MOP stars inlays and RZ signature at 12th fret
- 22 medium frets on 24.75" scale with 14" radius
- Thin 'C' neck profile (.787" at 1st fret, .866" at 12th fret)
- Seymour Duncan Phat Cat SPH90-1 pickups in both neck and bridge positions
- Bigsby Archtop B70 vibrato bridge with roller tailpiece
- Grover tuners and Graph Tech XL Ivory Tusq nut (1.653" width)
- Gold hardware throughout with 2-way adjustable truss rod
- Independent 2V/2T/3-way switch control configuration
- Manufactured in South Korea; includes Ernie Ball Regular Slinky strings and speed knob
The Robin Zander Corsair is built to respond, not resist—it matches your dynamics while delivering the tonal character and playability that made it worthy of a signature artist's name.
More Information
| Condition | New |
|---|---|
| Dexterity | Right handed |
| Neck Construction | Set-Neck |
| Country of Manufacture | South Korea |
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At a Glance
The Schecter Robin Zander Corsair is a set-neck, mahogany-bodied electric guitar voiced for warm, punchy rock and hard-rock tones that cut through any mix. Built for intermediate to advanced players who demand fast, responsive playability and smooth vibrato in a gigging workhorse, its thin 'C' neck and balanced body make extended sets feel effortless, while Seymour Duncan Phat Cat pickups deliver organic sustain and clarity ideal for live performance. The Bigsby vibrato, independent controls, and refined construction reward both meticulous technique and aggressive playing styles without fatigue.
Who This Is For
Great for
- ✓ Rock
- ✓ Hard Rock
- ✓ Alternative
- ✓ Live Performance
Not the best pick for
- – Metal
- – Djent
- – Jazz
Skill level: Intermediate · Advanced · Professional
Frequently Asked Questions
What genres and playing styles is this guitar best suited for?
The Corsair excels in rock, hard rock, and alternative music, rewarding both meticulous technique and aggressive playing. It is not designed for metal, djent, or jazz applications.
How does the neck feel, and will it work for extended playing sessions?
The 3-piece mahogany neck features a thin 'C' profile (.787" at the 1st fret, .866" at the 12th fret) and a 24.75" scale with 22 medium frets, providing an intuitive, comfortable grip that reduces fatigue during long sessions. The ebony fretboard with 14" radius delivers smooth note transitions and precise intonation.
What pickups does it have, and can I shape the tone?
Two Seymour Duncan Phat Cat SPH90-1 pickups (neck and bridge) deliver warm, punchy tones with organic warmth and sustain. Independent 2 Volume / 2 Tone controls and a 3-way switch provide versatile shaping from melodic soloing to aggressive rhythm work.
How does the Bigsby vibrato system perform in terms of stability?
The Bigsby Archtop B70 vibrato with roller tailpiece offers smooth, stable vibrato and sustain without compromising tuning stability, supported by Grover tuners and a Graph Tech XL Ivory Tusq nut (1.653" width).
What is the build quality and finish?
The guitar features set-neck construction with a maple body, crème multi-ply binding, and a gloss white finish that catches light beautifully. Gold hardware throughout and medium frets on a 24.75" scale ensure durability and refined aesthetics.
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