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The Schecter PT Fastback II Bigsby Dark Emerald Green embodies a perfect fusion of retro design and modern features, ideal for guitarists seeking versatility and comfort. Its alder body offers warm tones, while the dual Diamond Super Rock Custom Alnico pickups deliver a clear and powerful sound, suitable for studio or stage performances. The Bigsby vibrato adds a vintage touch while allowing for subtle effects, and the slim maple neck with rosewood fingerboard facilitates advanced techniques, suiting both amateurs and experienced musicians.
| Type | Electric guitar |
|---|---|
| Number of strings | 6 |
| Neck | Bolt-on Maple |
| Shape | PT Fastback |
| Nut width | 42 mm |
| Nut thickness | 20 mm |
| Thickness at 12th fret | 22 mm |
| Nut | Graph Tech XL Ivory Tusq |
| Fingerboard | Rosewood |
| Fingerboard radius | 355 mm (14 inch) |
| Frets | X-Jumbo, 22 frets |
| Scale length | 648 mm (25.5 inch) |
| Inlays | Dots |
| Body | Alder |
| Finish | Dark Emerald Green (DEG) |
| Pickguard | Black |
| Tuners | Grover oil-filled |
| Bridge | Bigsby Flat Top B50 with Roller TOM, floating vibrato |
| Bridge finish | Chrome |
| Pickups | Diamond Super Rock Custom Alnico humbuckers |
| Pickup selector | 3-way |
| Controls | 2 volumes, 2 tones with push-pull for coil-splitting |
| Strings included | Ernie Ball Regular Slinky 2221 (.010-.046) |
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