Schecter Diamond Series C/SH-12 - What To Know & Where To Buy

Introducing a harmonious blend of classic style and modern functionality, the Schecter Diamond Series C/SH-12 is a remarkable choice for musicians seeking an extended range guitar. This electric guitar is designed to cater to both the seasoned guitarist and the adventurous beginner, offering a 12-string setup that opens up a world of rich, resonant tones. Whether you're exploring new musical landscapes or refining your signature sound, the C/SH-12 provides a versatile platform for creativity.

Crafted with precision, the guitar features a semi-hollow body that contributes to its rich, warm tone, perfect for genres ranging from rock to blues and beyond. The set-neck construction enhances sustain and resonance, while the rosewood fingerboard provides a smooth and responsive playing experience. With its dual humbucker pickups, the guitar delivers powerful, articulate sound, making it ideal for both rhythm and lead playing.

Key Features:

12-string electric guitar for extended tonal possibilities
Semi-hollow body design for warm, resonant sound
Dual humbucker pickups for powerful and articulate tone
Set-neck construction for enhanced sustain and resonance
Rosewood fingerboard for smooth playability
Versatile for multiple music genres including rock and blues

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Nicely Voiced 12-String Semi-Hollow Electric

This guitar has a wide, yet thin neck, like an Ibanez, with the neck through chambered body and slim heel on the neck for super easy access to the 15th and above. Being chambered, the presence is there acoustically before it's plugged in. The guitar holds its tuning well despite not having locking tuners. And it is light. There are 2 volume and 2 tone controls on it. The chambered arch-top body make it comfortable for the arms. So why only 4 stars? Well, the neck volume knob is in the way of an aggressive strumming path. That is a nuisance, so try not to get that carried away. Overall it has a nice old beatles-y or Tom Petty sound to it.