The Schecter Corsair Bigsby is a semi-hollowbody electric guitar that masterfully blends vintage allure with modern versatility. Built with an all-maple body, this instrument resonates with a bright, crisp sound, perfect for players who crave both punchy treble and sweet midrange tones. At its heart, the Corsair is powered by Schecter Diamond ’78 humbuckers, providing a dynamic range of tones suitable for genres from jazz to rock. These pickups, with their PAF-style design, deliver warm, full tones and can be split to access hot single-coil sounds, thanks to their push-pull tone controls and 3-way switch.

The 3-piece mahogany set neck, adorned with an ebony fingerboard, is crafted for exceptional playability and response. With 22 medium frets and a comfortable "C" profile, this neck invites both intricate chord work and expressive lead runs. Enhanced with pearloid block inlays, the Corsair not only plays beautifully but looks the part too.

For those who love to experiment with texture and sustain, the Schecter vintage tremolo tailpiece paired with a roller Tune-o-matic bridge offers smooth vibrato action. Grover Rotomatic tuners and a Graph Tech XL Ivory Tusq nut ensure stable tuning and precise intonation, making the Corsair Bigsby a reliable companion for any musical adventure.

Key Features:

• Maple semi-hollowbody construction
• 3-piece mahogany neck with an ebony fretboard
• Dual Schecter Diamond ’78 humbuckers with split-coil design
• Schecter vintage tremolo tailpiece and roller Tune-o-matic bridge
• Grover Rotomatic tuners and Graph Tech XL Ivory Tusq nut
• 22 medium frets and a 14" radius for ease of playability

Product specs

FAQs

What kind of music genres is the Schecter Corsair Bigsby suitable for?

The Schecter Corsair Bigsby is versatile and well-suited for genres like rock, blues, jazz, and indie due to its semi-hollowbody design and warm, resonant tone.

How does the Bigsby tremolo on the Schecter Corsair affect playability?

The Bigsby tremolo adds expressive vibrato capabilities, allowing for subtle pitch variations, which can enhance musical expression in various genres.

What is the neck profile of the Schecter Corsair Bigsby, and how does it affect playability?

The Schecter Corsair Bigsby features a Thin C neck profile, providing a comfortable grip that's ideal for fast playing and smooth transitions across the fretboard.

Are the pickups on the Schecter Corsair Bigsby suitable for high-gain music styles?

The Schecter Diamond '78 Humbuckers deliver a balanced tone that can handle moderate gain well, but they are primarily designed for clean to moderately overdriven sounds typical in rock and blues.

Does the Schecter Corsair Bigsby come with a case or gig bag?

The Schecter Corsair Bigsby does not come with a case or gig bag; these are sold separately.