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Description

Unleash a storm of sound with the Schecter Hellraiser Solo-II Passive, the electric guitar that bridges classic charm with modern ferocity. This solid-body electric guitar is a powerhouse of tone, crafted with a resonant mahogany body and topped with a stunning quilted maple veneer, ensuring both visual allure and sonic depth. The Thin "C" neck profile, constructed from robust 3-piece mahogany, offers an agile and comfortable playing experience, perfect for those who demand speed and accuracy from their frets.

Equipped with high-output Brimstone-Six passive humbuckers, the Hellraiser Solo-II Passive delivers a full spectrum of tones—from articulate cleans to searing high-gain madness. These pickups boast clarity and detail thanks to their high-mass ceramic-barium magnets, allowing you to explore a myriad of soundscapes. The push-pull coil tap feature further enhances versatility, letting you switch to sweeter single-coil tones with ease.

The Hellraiser Solo-II Passive is more than just a sonic powerhouse; it’s a visual stunner too, with abalone Gothic Cross inlays adorning the rosewood fretboard and sleek black hardware completing the striking look. Designed with a string-through-body construction, it promises enhanced sustain, making it a perfect companion for both stage and studio.

Key Features:

  • Resonant mahogany body with a quilted maple top
  • Brimstone-Six passive humbuckers with push-pull coil tap
  • Super-slim Thin "C" neck with a rosewood fingerboard
  • String-through-body construction for enhanced sustain
  • 3-piece mahogany neck for lasting durability
  • Abalone Gothic Cross fingerboard inlays and black hardware

Product specs

Brand Schecter
Model Hellraiser Solo-II Passive
Finish Black Cherry Burst, Black Satin, Dragon Burst
Year 2016 - 2018
Made In Korea, Republic of
Categories Solid Body Electric Guitars
Body Material Mahogany
Body Shape Single Cutaway
Body Type Solid Body
Bridge/Tailpiece Type Stop-Bar
Color Family Black, Red
Finish Pattern Sunburst
Finish Style Gloss, Satin
Fretboard Material Rosewood
Fretboard Radius 14"
Neck Construction Set-Neck
Neck Material Mahogany
Number of Frets 24
Number of Strings 6-String
Nut Width 1.65"
Offset Body Non-Offset Body
Pickup Configuration HH
Right / Left Handed Right Handed
Scale Length 25.5"
Top Material Maple
Wood Top Style Quilted

FAQs

What type of pickups does the Schecter Hellraiser Solo-II Passive have?

The Schecter Hellraiser Solo-II Passive is equipped with EMG 81TW and EMG 89R pickups, offering a powerful and versatile tone suitable for various music genres, especially rock and metal.

How does the neck profile of the Schecter Hellraiser Solo-II Passive affect playability?

The guitar features a thin 'C' neck profile, providing a comfortable and fast playing experience, ideal for shredding and complex chord work.

Is the Schecter Hellraiser Solo-II Passive suitable for heavy music styles?

Yes, the guitar's mahogany body, set-neck construction, and high-output EMG pickups make it well-suited for heavy music styles like metal and hard rock.

Does the Schecter Hellraiser Solo-II Passive have a coil-splitting feature?

Yes, the guitar includes push-pull volume controls that allow for coil-splitting, providing additional tonal versatility by enabling single-coil sounds.

What is the scale length of the Schecter Hellraiser Solo-II Passive?

The guitar has a 25.5-inch scale length, which contributes to its bright tone and is standard for many electric guitars, providing a familiar feel for most players.

What type of bridge does the Schecter Hellraiser Solo-II Passive use?

The guitar features a TonePros T3BT TOM bridge with a T1Z tailpiece, offering enhanced sustain and tuning stability.

Is the Schecter Hellraiser Solo-II Passive equipped with locking tuners?

Yes, the guitar comes with Schecter locking tuners, which help maintain tuning stability and make string changes quicker and easier.

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Comparisons

  • The Hellraiser Solo-II with EMG 85 and 89R pickups is noted for metal tones, though some question its versatility for clean tones compared to the C-1 Classic with Seymour Duncan pickups.

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  • The Solo-II is distinguished from older Solo models by its body shape and color; the Solo-II has a black-to-red gradient finish, unlike the all-red Solo 6.

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  • The original Solo model's shape has been described as "swollen" compared to the more refined Solo II.

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Features and functionality

  • The Hellraiser Solo-II’s body shape is closer to a Les Paul, potentially affecting playability and comfort compared to other models.

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  • The Hellraiser Solo II is primarily metal-focused with active pickups but lacks features like a tremolo.

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Setup and maintenance

  • Some users have experienced issues with high action on Schecter models due to neck warping, requiring professional adjustments.

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Value and pricing

  • The Solo II model generally sells for around $450, with $660 being considered high.

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Build quality

  • The Solo II is noted for its attractive abalone binding and inlays, adding to its aesthetic appeal.

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User experience

  • One user, after owning the Solo II for a month, remains in the "honeymoon phase," indicating high satisfaction.

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See how Paul Wiley uses Schecter Hellraiser Solo-II Passive

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Paul Wiley is seen using a Schecter Hellraiser Solo-II Passive electric guitar in an Instagram post tagged "Prague" during the Heaven Upside Down tour.

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In the Digital Tour Bus video, "GEAR MASTERS Ep. 55," Josh Burke of Red Jumpsuit Apparatus showcases his Schecter Hellraiser Solo-II Passive guitar.

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