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Ember Burst

Schecter

Banshee Mach-6 FR S

Manufacturer

Schecter product page

About this model

Hardware lead-in for the Schecter Banshee Mach-6 FR S (LH): Floyd Rose 1500 Series on 25.5" (648 MM). It starts with a Swamp Ash body with Flamed Maple top, Roasted Maple/Purpleheart Multi-ply with Carbon Fiber Reinforcement Rods neck, and Ebony fingerboard. Pickups are Sustainiac / Lundgren M6; controls Volume/Tone. Playability markers include 24 X-Jumbo Stainless Steel frets, Offset/Reverse Roman Numerals inlays, finish Ember Burst.

Core specs

Brand
Schecter
Model
Banshee Mach-6 FR S
Family
Unknown
Series
Unknown
Body style
Unknown
Body material
Swamp Ash
Top
Flamed Maple
Neck material
Roasted Maple/Purpleheart Multi-ply with Carbon Fiber Reinforcement Rods
Neck profile
Ultra Thin "˜U"
Neck joint
Neck-Thru w/Ultra Access
Fingerboard
Ebony
Scale length
25.5" (648 MM)
Nut width
1.625" (41.3MM)
Fingerboard radius
12" (305MM) -16" (406MM) Compound Radius
Frets
24
Fret size
X-Jumbo Stainless Steel
Bridge
Floyd Rose 1500 Series
Tuners
Grover Rotomatic 18:1
Pickup config
Sustainiac + H
Pickups
Sustainiac / Lundgren M6
Controls
Volume/Tone
Switching
3-Way Switch
Extended specsShow
Nut material
Floyd Rose 1500 Series
Hardware finish
Black Chrome
Tailpiece
n/a (tremolo)
Inlays
Offset/Reverse Roman Numerals
Pickguard
Unknown
Factory strings
Ernie Ball Regular Slinky #2221 (.010-.046)
Case / gig bag
No — sold separately (OEM lists 1622 SGR-Universal Guitar Hardcase)
Country of origin
Unknown
MSRP (USD)
$1,849.00
LH finishes offered
Fallout Burst, Ember Burst
Body finish type
Unknown

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