Schecter - Damien 7 multi-scale Satin Black
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Designed for the discerning musician, the Schecter Damien 7 multi-scale guitar offers unrivalled playability thanks to its extended tuning fork and 'multi-scale' design, giving you optimum comfort when playing seven-string riffs and complex chords. Fitted with a pair of Schecter Diamond Heretic pickups, it delivers a powerful sound with remarkable clarity, ideal for genres that demand precision such as progressive metal and djent. Its clean, elegant look, with a satin black finish and rosewood fretboard, blends perfectly with its high-level sound performance, making it the instrument of choice for modern guitarists.
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Presentation
Schecter's Damien 7 Multi-Scale Satin Black is for guitarists looking for an instrument that's both accurate and versatile. With its mahogany body and maple neck reinforced with carbon fibre rods, it offers remarkable stability and a fluid playing feel.
The slim 'C' profile combined with the neck glued with Ultra Access ensures immediate comfort, even on the highest frets. The rosewood fingerboard, with its 16" radius and 24 jumbo frets, provides an ideal surface for navigating between powerful rhythms and technical solos.
The multi-scale design, ranging from 25.5" to 27", optimises string tension, guaranteeing better definition in the bass while retaining great playability in the treble. The Schecter Diamond Heretic pickups respond with character, whether for saturated riffs or clearer passages. The 3-position selector, combined with the push-pull, lets you vary the nuances and adapt your playing easily.
A fixed, multi-scale Hipshot bridge and Schecter tuners complete the package, ensuring reliability and staying in tune. With its satin black finish and bat-shaped markers, this guitar combines strong aesthetics with modern performance.
The slim 'C' profile combined with the neck glued with Ultra Access ensures immediate comfort, even on the highest frets. The rosewood fingerboard, with its 16" radius and 24 jumbo frets, provides an ideal surface for navigating between powerful rhythms and technical solos.
The multi-scale design, ranging from 25.5" to 27", optimises string tension, guaranteeing better definition in the bass while retaining great playability in the treble. The Schecter Diamond Heretic pickups respond with character, whether for saturated riffs or clearer passages. The 3-position selector, combined with the push-pull, lets you vary the nuances and adapt your playing easily.
A fixed, multi-scale Hipshot bridge and Schecter tuners complete the package, ensuring reliability and staying in tune. With its satin black finish and bat-shaped markers, this guitar combines strong aesthetics with modern performance.
Features
Number of strings
6
Body material
Mahogany
Hardware color
Black
Number of frets
24
Nut width
48,00 mm (1,890")
Neck material
Maple
Fingerboard material
Rosewood
Scale length
Multiscal
Cutaway
Yes
Instrument type
Electric guitar
Finish
Satin
Pickup setup
HH
Neck shape
Slim C
Color
Black
Assembly
Bolt-on neck
Other features
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Schecter Damien 7 multi-scale Satin Black
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7-string electric guitar
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Neck: Maple with carbon fibre reinforcement rods
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Body: Mahogany
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Fingerboard: Rosewood
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Neck type : Glued neck with Ultra Access
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Shape : thin "C
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Width at saddle: 1.889" (48 mm)
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Thickness at 12th fret: 0.866" (22 mm)
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Fingerboard radius: 16" (406 mm)
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Frets: 24 Jumbo
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Tuning fork: 25.5" (648 mm) - 27" (686 mm) Multi-scale
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Markings: Grey perloid bats
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Colour: Satin black
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Fittings: Black
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Bridge: Hipshot 7-string multi-scale fixed bridge
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Tuners: Schecter
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Micro bridge: Schecter Diamond Heretic
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Micro neck: Schecter Diamond Heretic
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Controls: Volume/Tone (Push-Pull)/3-position selector switch
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Strings: Ernie Ball 7 strings (.009/.011/.016/.026/.036/.046/.062)
To find out more...
The famous bat inlays, now emblematic of the Damien series, are not just decorative. They embody a dark aesthetic consistent with the visual character of the range, reinforcing the instrument's visual identity.
