Schecter - Tori Ruffin Freak Juice Traditional Juice Burst
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With its Schecter USA Pasadena pickups and push-pull function, the Tori Ruffin Freak Juice Traditional is so versatile you could literally go from the grooviest funk to the dirtiest rock in the middle of a solo, without ever losing the rhythm. Its roasted maple neck with Vintage 'C' profile is so comfortable that your hands will feel like they're dancing on the frets, making even the most complex licks flow like juice. With its unique inlays and lemon on the 12th fret, this guitar is a real vitamin machine, and its flamboyant look will make you stand out on any stage, even before you've played a single note.
ARTICLE N° 112283
Presentation
The Tori Ruffin Freak Juice Traditional Juice Burst from Schecter is a guitar that won't go unnoticed, thanks both to its striking looks and its tonal versatility. Designed for guitarists who like to think outside the box, it combines an alder body with a screwed maple neck with a vintage 'C' profile, guaranteeing comfort and responsiveness. Its 22-fret X-Jumbo maple fingerboard ensures ideal fluidity, even on the most expressive passages.
Visually, the explosion of colour is an immediate eye-catcher. The original orange and yellow markings with a lemon on the 12th fret add a quirky touch that reflects Tori Ruffin's creative spirit. The gold hardware and two-point Wilkinson bridge complete this blend of style and function, offering stability and flexibility for your vibrato effects.
As for sound, the Schecter USA Pasadena Plus and Pasadena Classic pickups, with their yellow coils, deliver a palette ranging from defined clean tones to nervous crunch. The push/pull and 5-position selector give you easy access to a variety of nuances to suit your mood and playing style.
Visually, the explosion of colour is an immediate eye-catcher. The original orange and yellow markings with a lemon on the 12th fret add a quirky touch that reflects Tori Ruffin's creative spirit. The gold hardware and two-point Wilkinson bridge complete this blend of style and function, offering stability and flexibility for your vibrato effects.
As for sound, the Schecter USA Pasadena Plus and Pasadena Classic pickups, with their yellow coils, deliver a palette ranging from defined clean tones to nervous crunch. The push/pull and 5-position selector give you easy access to a variety of nuances to suit your mood and playing style.
Features
Number of strings
6
Body material
Alder
Hardware color
Gold
Number of frets
22
Nut width
42,00 mm (1,654")
Neck material
Maple
Fingerboard material
Maple
Scale length
648,00 mm (25,50")
Fingerboard radius
355 mm (14,00")
Cutaway
Yes
Tremolo
Wilkinson
Pickguard color
White
Pickup setup
HH
Neck shape
C
Color
Orange, Yellow
Assembly
Bolt-on neck
Other features
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Schecter Tori Ruffin Freak Juice Traditional Juice Burst
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6-string electric guitar
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Neck: Maple
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Body : Alder
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Fingerboard : Maple
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Neck type : Screwed
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Shape : Vintage "C
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Width at nut : 1,653" (42 mm)
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Thickness at 12th fret: 21.59 mm
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Fingerboard radius: 14" (355 mm)
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Frets: 22 X-Jumbo
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Tuning fork: 25.5
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Markings: Orange and yellow dots with lemon at 12th fret
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Colour: Explosion of juice
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Fittings: Gold
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Bridge: Wilkinson two-point tremolo system
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Tuners: Schecter lock
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Bridge pickup: Schecter USA Pasadena Plus with yellow coils
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Neck pickup: Schecter USA Pasadena Classic with yellow coils
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Controls: Main volume control/Main tone control with push/pull (bridge pickup/separate coil neck)/5-way reed switch
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Strings: Ernie Ball Regular Slinky #2221 (.010-.046)
To find out more...
The Schecter Tori Ruffin Freak Juice Traditional Juice Burst features brass and mother-of-pearl fretboard markers in the shape of circles inspired by... a slice of citrus fruit! This visual reference to the name 'Freak Juice' perfectly reflects the funky, colourful world of Tori Ruffin, a guitarist who has worked with Prince, Michael Jackson and Morris Day.
