Based on your experience I will make sure no one I know buys a Schecter
hogan wrote:Your point is well taken. If there was someone I was working with that I had confidence in, I would probably have a different attitude. But since I don't, I'm not in a hurry to spend any more time or money on that guitar. The only tech I have spoken with in the area is the guy at the GC where I bought the guitar, let's just say he left me unimpressed and leave it at that. Add to that the fact that I am so sick of the way Schecter has treated me that......well, I am REALLY ready to move on to a new guitar.Mick wrote:
Fixing the Schecter: I can't escape the feeling that the neck on that guitar is fatally screwed. If it wasn't, Schecter would have fixed it by now since they have paid to ship it across the country a couple of times and spent a fair amount of time on the phone giving me a hard way to go. Either way, I am ready to move on to another guitar.
Fair enough, but i'd think you'd want to have somebody other than the morons that didn't do it right the first and second time to have a look. Plus it's no money out of pocket until you actually have a diagnoisis/ planned remedy and decide to go ahead w/ the repair.
billy_v wrote:I have a killer-clean Ibanez Musician and a killer-diller custom-order old-style NECK-THROUGH Carvin DC-150 (with '58 V-style headstock, ebony fretboard, and black hardware!) for sale. You could buy 'em BOTH for not much more than a grand! Both are excellent for GD music, and other stuff too! PM me if interested.please send pics of Ibanez thank you
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Billy
billy_v wrote:I have a killer-clean Ibanez Musician and a killer-diller custom-order old-style NECK-THROUGH Carvin DC-150 (with '58 V-style headstock, ebony fretboard, and black hardware!) for sale. You could buy 'em BOTH for not much more than a grand! Both are excellent for GD music, and other stuff too! PM me if interested.Pics please! I'm a sucker for guitars with Ebony fingerboards!
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Billy