Schecter Bomber Girl

I'll skip the details as stated in previous review.

It's a tele with great tones and a humbucker!

It's a Schecter - what more can I say - they make great guitars!

I got enough guitars to not drag this on out. It's a collectable piece, so I want to take care of it. But it's built well and certainly would look cool live.

I never had a problem with a Schecter guitar.

I own over 30 guitars and once you get past the beautiful flamed-maple tops and quilted tops (which I have plenty), I now look for guitars with cool graphics. Nothing too guardy or bizarre or over inlayed on the bodies, etc. This Bomber Girl qualifies as a great addition to my collection. Not only is the artwork historic, but it was applied beautifully (nice and sharp) with a matching headstock and outstanding inlays. And, the guitar must be playable and produce good tones - this one exceeds those standards. I love the Bomber Girl - I'm afraid to show this one to my wife - she might get jealous.

Telecaster-type 'PT' series. Mahagony body with maple neck and rosewood fingerboard. Bolt on neck, 25.5" scale, 22 Jumbo frets. Duncan designed pickups. Single coil at neck and humbucker in bridge. 3-way selector switch and pull-out coil tap switch on tone knob makes for a lot of tone choices. Covers a lot of bases.

I play rock, punk, a leeeetle country type rock, blues, and reggae. This guitar does all that and more. I play straight through a Mesa Dual Rectifier. This is an easy playing guitar with a ton of tones. When I play it I'm not sure if the audience is watching my chops or staring at the guitar's graphics. I love the girl on the front of the guitar, I'm going to marry her. There is not anything I dislike about this guitar.

All I've done is change strings. Everything else is in perfect order.

I haven't had any problems and I don't see any reason this guitar would fail to perform.

I haven't needed any repairs.

I've been playing about 9 years. I own a custom shop strat and an American Standard Strat. I get as much or more satisfaction playing Bomber Girl as I do those guitars. When I first saw it I thought it looked cool. When I played it I knew I had to have it. I'd definitely get another if I had to. I try not to be too rough with her as I think someday she'll be a collectors item.

This 22-fretted guitar is made in Korea. It has a Solid-top, and the controls are: 1 volume, 1 tone and a 3-way selector like the Les Paul models. The 2 pickups are both Humbuckers, and it?s has Active electronics. The body is in Mahogany and the Neck/Fingerboard is in Maple/Rosewood. It has a GREAT finish, and the body style is like the Telecaster. So, the bridge style is the Tele-style. The tuners are non-locking schallers. The scale on the neck is Jumbo Frets. And i bought it with a Case, Strap, Cables and some Tools

It is perfect for alternative music like Muse and Sonic Youth. I?m using it with a Line 6 Spider II 30 watts amplifier, and the guitar sounds great with a little distortion. The sound is Rich and Bright. This guitar can make a lot of sounds, and the variety is big. Overall: The sound is Super!!!

This guitar is the Coolest i?ve ever seen. The pickups are adjusted just perfect.

Im using this guitar at home AND when i?m playing gigs. The hardware really seems like it will last. The strap buttons are very solid, and i?m using the guitar without a backup!

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It?s just GREAT!