Schecter makes the best production explorer style guitar on the market today. I own Gibson, LTD, Dean, epiphone, Etc explorer guitars and the Schecter e-1 is the best over all. From features to playability they just got it
@@tyrannosaurusriffs I love my Gibson! They are the OG. If you add everything together tho, the E-1 makes the most sense if you're looking for a killer playing, looking, and sounding guitar. All for $1k less than the Gibson. The 70s tribute Explorer is $2,500 new. A new Schecter E-1 is $1300-$1400
@@DeweyJHall1 for real. Schecter has great pricing, great specs and just great everything honestly. They really are hard guitars not to love. I don't know how you would even beat them on pricing.
@@tyrannosaurusriffs Yeah, they're hard to beat for everything you're getting. And if you can get them used for a good deal, you're smoking at that point
How is the tuning stability...? On my sls e1 its not very stable, the 7 piece neck moves quite a bit but i don't know if that's the culprit here, could also be the ernie ball compensated nut...🤔 I swear by graphtech but i don't know if it would be an improvement here... Could be my best axe, but it isn't because of this tuning issues... My one piece mahagony neck sire l7 is more stable, even if it's a 3l×3r headstock...🧐
I don’t have this guitar anymore but I don’t recall too many tuning issues with it. I’m not the biggest fan of this bridge style though for that reason. More guitars than not I’ve had issues with stability. I can only think of 1 guitar I had with this bridge that had really amazing stability and it was an EC1000.
Schechter always makes great guitars
Schecter makes the best production explorer style guitar on the market today. I own Gibson, LTD, Dean, epiphone, Etc explorer guitars and the Schecter e-1 is the best over all. From features to playability they just got it
That says a lot coming from you! I know you love Schecter and Explorers but would have guessed you liked your Gibson best!
@@tyrannosaurusriffs I love my Gibson! They are the OG. If you add everything together tho, the E-1 makes the most sense if you're looking for a killer playing, looking, and sounding guitar. All for $1k less than the Gibson. The 70s tribute Explorer is $2,500 new. A new Schecter E-1 is $1300-$1400
@@DeweyJHall1 for real. Schecter has great pricing, great specs and just great everything honestly. They really are hard guitars not to love. I don't know how you would even beat them on pricing.
@@tyrannosaurusriffs Yeah, they're hard to beat for everything you're getting. And if you can get them used for a good deal, you're smoking at that point
How is the tuning stability...?
On my sls e1 its not very stable, the 7 piece neck moves quite a bit but i don't know if that's the culprit here, could also be the ernie ball compensated nut...🤔
I swear by graphtech but i don't know if it would be an improvement here...
Could be my best axe, but it isn't because of this tuning issues...
My one piece mahagony neck sire l7 is more stable, even if it's a 3l×3r headstock...🧐
I don’t have this guitar anymore but I don’t recall too many tuning issues with it. I’m not the biggest fan of this bridge style though for that reason. More guitars than not I’ve had issues with stability. I can only think of 1 guitar I had with this bridge that had really amazing stability and it was an EC1000.
@tyrannosaurusriffs What's wrong about the bridge...? Its tonepros abr1 right...?
@ it’s not a bad bridge I just prefer Floyd roses for tuning stability. They hold much better, in my opinion.
Is that the same model Jon Symons was all about?
Exact same one sir!
@tyrannosaurusriffs I've yet to try a Swamp Ash guitar, let alone one that is metal-oriented. I've got a luthier buddy who swears I'd love it.
@@JoelCSabo they’re very lightweight guitars. It’s kinda weird how light they are. I’ve tried 3 I think? This, my Apocalypse and my Solar X.
Perchè poi senza audio, anche il migliore dei codec di WinAmp non serve ad un Jack. Namastè.