Concerns about active pickups lacking the dynamic range and brightness desired for clean tones in prog/fusion styles.

Some skepticism about Indonesian manufacturing due to past quality control issues.

The hex bolts on the nut are made of soft metal, prone to stripping with regular use of an Allen key.

Some owners experienced neck warping, but Schecter provided support to address these issues.

The guitar is appealing for its unique combination of seven strings and single coils, making it suitable for prog/fusion/math rock sounds.

The Sun Valley Super Shredder is considered suitable for metal music due to its sound and feel.

Schecter guitars are noted for consistency, suggesting reliability even in discontinued models.

Despite tremolo issues, the guitar holds tuning exceptionally well, which is appreciated by multiple owners.

One user found the guitar to feel better than a Les Paul, despite tuning challenges.

A buyer noted that a modified version with an old-style Floyd Rose stays in tune exceptionally well.

The plastic blocks in the bridge that hold the strings are finicky and may not always secure them properly.

Replacing the stock Floyd Rose Special with an Original Floyd Rose (OFR) or a 1500 series is recommended for improved performance.

A price of 1067€ was compared to other stores, with trust issues affecting purchasing decisions.

Used models of the SVSS FRS can be found as low as $600 USD, with typical prices around $750+.

A user prefers their Schecter over a USA Fender Strat, choosing to sell the Strat.