Schecter - Robin Zander Corsair White
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With its maple top and glued neck construction, the Schecter Robin Zander Corsair produces a rich, warm sound. Its Seymour Duncan Phat Cat SPH90-1 and SPH90-1N pickups give you a sound palette so wide you'll have no excuse for not mastering every musical genre. With its Bigsby vibrato and Grover tuning machines, it's so well tuned you could play an entire concert using just the vibrato without ever having to retune.
ARTICLE N° 112280
Presentation
The Robin Zander Corsair White from Schecter is a guitar designed to combine aesthetics and musicality. Its maple body combined with a three-piece mahogany neck ensures balanced resonance and pleasant sustain. The 22-fret ebony fingerboard with its 14" radius gives you instant comfort, while the slim C-profile allows you to play without constraint, whether you're a rhythm player or a soloist.
The eye-catching design, with its glossy white finish, mother-of-pearl star markers and gold hardware, adds an elegant touch to your playing. The Bigsby Archtop B70 bridge with Roller TOM gives you the flexibility you need to enrich your phrasing, and the Grover tuning machines guarantee reliable accuracy every day.
The Seymour Duncan Phat Cat SPH90-1 pickups deliver an expressive palette ranging from dynamic clean tones to more sustained textures, adapting to different registers. With its simple, effective electronics (2 volumes, 2 tones, 3-position selector), this Corsair lets you easily shape your sonic identity.
The eye-catching design, with its glossy white finish, mother-of-pearl star markers and gold hardware, adds an elegant touch to your playing. The Bigsby Archtop B70 bridge with Roller TOM gives you the flexibility you need to enrich your phrasing, and the Grover tuning machines guarantee reliable accuracy every day.
The Seymour Duncan Phat Cat SPH90-1 pickups deliver an expressive palette ranging from dynamic clean tones to more sustained textures, adapting to different registers. With its simple, effective electronics (2 volumes, 2 tones, 3-position selector), this Corsair lets you easily shape your sonic identity.
Features
Number of strings
6
Body shape
Archtop
Body material
Maple
Hardware color
Gold
Number of frets
22
Nut width
42,00 mm (1,654")
Neck material
Mahogany
Fingerboard material
Ebony
Scale length
628,00 mm (24,72")
Fingerboard radius
355 mm (14,00")
Cutaway
Yes
Tremolo
Bigsby
Pickguard color
Gold plated
Instrument type
Electric guitar
Pickup setup
HH
Neck shape
Slim C
Color
White
Assembly
Set neck
Other features
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Schecter Robin Zander Corsair White
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6-string electric guitar
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Neck: 3-piece mahogany
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Body : Maple
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Fingerboard : Ebony
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Neck type : Glued
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Shape : Thin "C
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Width at nut : 1,653" (42 mm)
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Thickness at 12th fret: 0.866" (22 mm)
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Fingerboard radius: 14" (355 MM)
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Frets: 22 medium
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Pitch: 24.75" (628 mm)
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Markings: Mother-of-pearl stars with RZ at 12th fret
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Colour: Bright white
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Fittings: Gold
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Bridge: Bigsby Archtop B70 with Roller TOM
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Tuners: Grover
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Bridge pickup: Seymour Duncan Phat Cat SPH90-1
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Neck pickup: Seymour Duncan Phat Cat SPH90-1N
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Controls: 2 volume/2 tone/3 position switch
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Strings: Ernie Ball Regular Slinky #2221 (.010-.046)
To find out more...
Robin Zander is the lead singer of the American band Cheap Trick, which he joined in 1974 and with which he enjoyed huge international success. His powerful, versatile voice has left its mark on hits like I Want You to Want Me and Surrender, which have become emblematic of rock in the 70s and 80s.
In addition to his role as frontman, Zander is also a guitarist and composer, actively contributing to the writing of the band's repertoire. He pursued a solo career with a self-titled album in 1993, exploring more personal sounds. Still active, he continues to tour with Cheap Trick, renowned for their energetic performances and longevity on stage.
Fun fact: Robin Zander sang in front of over 200,000 people at the famous Cheap Trick concert at Budokan in Japan in 1978, a show that has gained a cult following and is immortalised on the album Cheap Trick at Budokan.
In addition to his role as frontman, Zander is also a guitarist and composer, actively contributing to the writing of the band's repertoire. He pursued a solo career with a self-titled album in 1993, exploring more personal sounds. Still active, he continues to tour with Cheap Trick, renowned for their energetic performances and longevity on stage.
Fun fact: Robin Zander sang in front of over 200,000 people at the famous Cheap Trick concert at Budokan in Japan in 1978, a show that has gained a cult following and is immortalised on the album Cheap Trick at Budokan.
