Schecter - Wylde Audio Odin Grail Raw Top
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The Wylde Audio Odin Grail Raw Top is a 6-string electric guitar crafted by Black Label Society leader Zack Wylde and the Schecter brand to deliver expressive playability and a unique design. With its sturdy mahogany body combined with a lightweight flamed maple top and bullseye design, you'll enjoy maximum playing comfort. The model features EMG 81 and 85 pickups, ideal for a variety of musical styles and for clear, flexible reproduction.
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Presentation
To properly showcase your musical talents on stage or in the studio, Schecter offers the Wylde Audio Odin Grail Raw Top electric guitar, designed in collaboration with artist Zakk Wylde. Its mahogany body topped with a flamed maple top adds elegance and sonic character to this unique and stylish instrument.
For clear tones and a balanced soundstage, you'll find an ebony fingerboard. The set-in maple neck provides more direct transmission of string vibrations, resulting in a more powerful and resonant sound.
This electric guitar is equipped with an EMG 81 pickup at the bridge and an EMG 85 pickup at the neck for a superior signal that resists interference, especially at high gain. These pickups also allow for greater versatility in playing a variety of musical styles, from blues to rock. To ensure stable tuning even during extended sessions, Schecter introduced the TonePros bridge on the guitar. You'll also find other features like a 3-way selector switch and two volume controls, as well as a tone control, for sounds sculpted to your liking.
For clear tones and a balanced soundstage, you'll find an ebony fingerboard. The set-in maple neck provides more direct transmission of string vibrations, resulting in a more powerful and resonant sound.
This electric guitar is equipped with an EMG 81 pickup at the bridge and an EMG 85 pickup at the neck for a superior signal that resists interference, especially at high gain. These pickups also allow for greater versatility in playing a variety of musical styles, from blues to rock. To ensure stable tuning even during extended sessions, Schecter introduced the TonePros bridge on the guitar. You'll also find other features like a 3-way selector switch and two volume controls, as well as a tone control, for sounds sculpted to your liking.
Features
Type of guitar
Electric guitar
Number of strings
6
Body material
Mahogany
Tuning machine
Die cast
Hardware color
Black
Number of frets
22
Nut width
43,00 mm (1,693")
Neck material
Maple
Fingerboard material
Ebony
Scale length
625,00 mm (24,60")
Top material
Flame
Cutaway
Yes
Bridge configuration
Fix
String gauge
010 - 046
Instrument type
Electric guitar
Pickup setup
HH
Neck shape
C
Color
Black, Natural Wood
Assembly
Set neck
Artist
Zakk Wylde
Other features
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Schecter Wylde Audio Odin Grail Raw Top
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6-string electric guitar
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Scale: 625.5 mm (24.625")
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Color: Blackout Bullseye
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Finish: Raw Top
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Hardware: Satin Black
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Inlays: Block
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Body: Mahogany
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Top: Flamed Maple
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Fingerboard: Ebony
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Neck: Maple, Zakk C
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Construction: Glue-in
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Cutaway: Yes
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Number of frets: 22 X-Jumbo
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Number of strings: 6
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Nut: 43 mm
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Machine heads: Grover Rotomatic 18:1, oil bath
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Bridge: Fixed TonePros LPM04
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Bridge pickup: EMG 81
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Neck pickup: EMG 85
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Pickup type : Double coils
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Selector switch: 3 positions
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Controls: 2 volumes, 1 tone
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Strings: Ernie Ball Regular Slinky #2221 (.010-.046)
To find out more...
Zakk Wylde is a renowned American guitarist, famous for his virtuoso playing and distinctive style. He is most famous for being Ozzy Osbourne's guitarist for many years, as well as for his own band, Black Label Society. He is known for his distinctive use of artificial harmonics, a technique that contributes to his powerful and punchy guitar sound. In addition to his career as a musician, Zakk Wylde has also developed his own line of guitar equipment, Wylde Audio, which offers guitars, amplifiers, and effects pedals.
