The Vintage Mercury 1985 by Shecter

The Schecter Mercury 1985 is a vintage electric guitar that was part of Schecter’s high-quality production during the 1980s, a period when the brand was gaining recognition for its craftsmanship and bold designs. The Mercury model is known for its sleek, ergonomic body shape and versatile tone that could fit a variety of musical styles, from rock and metal to funk and jazz. With dual humbucker pickups, this guitar delivers a punchy, full-bodied sound with plenty of sustain. The set neck construction enhances the instrument's resonance and sustain, while the comfortable neck profile allows for smooth playability, especially for players who enjoy shredding or intricate lead work. Often regarded as a hidden gem for collectors and musicians alike, the Schecter Mercury 1985 represents a key part of the brand's legacy.

Specs:

• Body: Solid wood (likely mahogany or alder depending on the exact model), with a unique, ergonomic design for comfort and playability
• Neck: Set neck construction (often maple or mahogany), contributing to excellent sustain and tone
• Fingerboard: Rosewood or maple, with 22 frets for a smooth playing experience
• Pickups: 2 Schecter humbucker pickups for full-bodied, high-output sound with plenty of sustain
• Controls: 1 master volume, 1 tone control, and a 3-way toggle switch for versatile tone options
• Bridge: Fixed bridge (likely tune-o-matic or similar), offering solid tuning stability and sustain
• Scale Length: 24.75 inches (typical for Schecter’s 80s designs)
• Neck Profile: Slim, fast-playing neck for comfort and speed, great for solos and fast runs
• Hardware: Chrome hardware, including quality tuners for tuning accuracy
• Finish: Available in various finishes, including natural wood, black, or gloss lacquer options
• Weight: Typically around 3.5-4 kg, providing a solid but comfortable feel
• Included Accessories: Gig bag or hard case (depending on original package)