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From the legendary Sunset Strip of Los Angeles to stages worldwide, Schecter guitars have earned a well-deserved reputation for their sleek design, unparalleled playability and distinctive tone that consistently captures the hearts of both professional musicians and aspiring players alike.

Dive into the rich history of Schecter Guitar Research at GAK, where innovation and quality have been the driving force since its inception in 1976. Originally a repair shop in Van Nuys, California, Schecter was established by David Schecter, offering spare parts for renowned electric guitar brands of the day. By 1979, the first fully assembled Schecter guitar was crafted and sold, igniting a legacy that has grown in popularity and reach ever since.

Schecter Guitars have built a formidable reputation among rock and metal artists, such as Nine Inch Nails, Stone Temple Pilots, Avenged Sevenfold, Body Count and Disturbed, to name a few. The brand’s dedication to quality and innovation even led to the creation of Prince’s iconic “Symbol” guitar.

At GAK, we are proud to offer an extensive range of Schecter guitars that showcase the brand’s commitment to exceptional build quality, sound, playability and innovation. From traditional shapes and tones to cutting-edge designs for extreme music, our Schecter collection caters to players of all levels, whether you’re a beginner or a touring professional.

Schecter also caters to leftie guitarists with their selection of left-handed guitars, including left-handed electric guitars and left-handed bass guitars.

Explore the world of Schecter guitars at GAK and experience the legacy that has shaped the sound of countless artists worldwide.

What types of guitars does Schecter produce?

Schecter Guitars manufactures a wide variety of electric guitars, acoustic guitars and bass guitars, catering to musicians of different genres, including rock, metal, blues and more. They offer traditional and modern designs, ensuring a diverse selection for players of all skill levels.

What makes Schecter guitars unique?

Schecter guitars are known for their exceptional build quality, sound, playability and innovation. Their instruments are designed with both aesthetics and performance in mind, resulting in visually striking and sonically versatile guitars.

Are Schecter guitars suitable for beginners?

Yes, Schecter offers a range of entry-level guitars suitable for beginners, providing high-quality instruments at affordable price points.

Which artists use Schecter guitars?

Notable guitarists who use Schecter guitars include Nick Johnston, Synyster Gates, Zacky Vengeance, Nikki Stringfield, Jeff Loomis, Mark Thwaite and Terry Corso.

Where are Schecter guitars made?

Schecter guitars are produced in various locations, including the United States, South Korea and Indonesia. Their custom shop, which creates high-end, custom and limited-edition instruments, is based in Sun Valley, California. Schecter’s commitment to quality control ensures that all of their guitars meet the highest standards, regardless of the manufacturing location.