Blending classic charm with a modern edge, the Schecter Ultra Przym Electric Guitar is a visual and sonic masterpiece that caters to the adventurous musician. Its anodized aluminum top, designed in collaboration with Przym, captivates with its bold, baroque-inspired pattern. But this guitar is not just about looks—its mahogany body provides a resonant foundation that delivers a harmonious blend of warm overtones and powerful projection.

Under the hood, the Ultra Przym is equipped with Schecter USA Pasadena Classic and Pasadena Plus humbuckers, known for their versatility. The neck pickup offers smooth, rounded tones perfect for melodic lines, while the bridge pickup delivers aggressive, cutting sounds for those high-energy solos. With intuitive push-pull coil-splitting controls, you can easily switch to crisp single-coil sounds, expanding your tonal palette.

Designed for precision playability, the ebony fingerboard features a compound radius that transitions from 12" to 16", ensuring comfort whether you're laying down chords or bending notes in a solo. The thin "C" neck shape and satin finish enhance playability, allowing for fluid movement across its 22 X-Jumbo stainless steel frets.

Adding to its reliability, the guitar features a Hipshot hardtail bridge with a string-through-body design, enhancing sustain and tuning stability. The three-piece mahogany neck, reinforced with carbon fiber rods, ensures long-term durability and stability, making it a trusted companion for both studio and stage performances.

Key Features:

• Mahogany body with raised center for resonant tones
• Anodized aluminum top with a baroque-inspired design
• Schecter USA Pasadena Classic and Pasadena Plus humbuckers
• Push-pull coil-splitting for versatile tonal options
• Ebony fingerboard with a 12" to 16" compound radius
• Hipshot hardtail bridge for stability and sustain
• Three-piece mahogany neck with carbon fiber reinforcement
• Locking tuners and Graph Tech Black TUSQ XL nut
• 22 X-Jumbo stainless steel frets for durability and precise intonation