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Original message:304 days 7 hours 34 minutes ago

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Member: Luke Dennis

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What do you guys think about the Schecter C-1 Plus? I've been looking at them, and would like some opinions.

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Reply:303 days 17 hours 37 minutes ago
Member: Damarae

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i played one love it, once i get the cash im gonna get one,

they are a metal style guitar, they have 24 frets
the fretboard is very smooth and has very high action
very easy to play but is a certain style
go try one out

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Reply:303 days 16 hours 9 minutes ago
Member: Luke Dennis

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I've played a few Schecters and I have really liked them. I'm not sure if I have played a C-1 Plus or not. I may have played a foreign exchange students C-1 plus once. If it was, then I really like it.

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Reply:300 days 4 hours 31 minutes ago
Member: Zach Hunter

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I have a C-1 Hellraiser which is the same guitar (besides the finish and the emg pups) and I absolutely love it. The action is great and the neck is very fast. Schecters are the most underrated guitar on the market IMO, but I don't mind because as longer it takes people to realize their quality, the cheaper they'll be for me until then. Go play it, I promise you won't be disappointed .

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