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At A Glance
- Model Name
- C-6 Deluxe
- Item Number
- 430
- Country of Origin
- Indonesia
- Guitar Color Shown
- Satin Black (SBK)
- Tuners
- Schecter
- Fretboard
- Rosewood
- Neck Material
- Maple
- Inlays
- 4mm Dots
- Scale
- 25.5" (648mm)
- Neck Shape
- Thin 'C'
- Thickness
- @ 1st Fret- .787" (20mm)/ @ 12th Fret- .866" (22mm)
- Frets
- 24 Narrow X-Jumbo
- Fretboard Radius
- 14" (355mm)
- Nut
- Graphite
- Nut Width
- 1.653" (42mm)
- Truss Rod
- 2-Way Adjustable Rod w/ 5/32" (4mm) Allen Nut
- Guitar Colors
- Satin Black (SBK)
- Hardware Color
- Chrome
- Top Contour
- Flat Top w/Bevel Edge
- Dexterity
- Right Handed
- Construction
- Bolt-on
- Body Material
- Basswood
- Bridge
- Tune-O-Matic w/ String Thru Body
- Controls
- Volume/Tone/3-Way Switch
- Bridge Pickup
- Schecter Diamond Plus
- Neck Pickup
- Schecter Diamond Plus
- Knobs
- Metal Knurled w/ Set Screw
- Strings
- .010-.046
- Case
- SGR-1C "Case Sold Separately"
Schecter positioned the C-6 Deluxe at the entry-to-mid tier of its C-series electric guitar line, offering a bolt-on construction instrument built in Indonesia. The model carried a flat-top body with a bevel edge in basswood, mated to a maple neck via bolt-on joint, and was finished in Satin Black.
The rosewood fretboard ran a 14-inch radius across 24 narrow X-jumbo frets, with 4mm dot inlays spaced along a 25.5-inch (648mm) scale. Neck thickness measured .787 inches at the first fret and .866 inches at the twelfth, shaped into Schecter's Thin 'C' profile. A graphite nut at 1.653 inches (42mm) wide fed the strings to Schecter tuners, while a two-way adjustable truss rod with a 5/32-inch Allen nut ran through the neck. Electronics consisted of two Schecter Diamond Plus pickups — one at the bridge, one at the neck — controlled by a volume knob, a tone knob, and a three-way switch, all hardware finished in chrome. Metal knurled knobs with set screws rounded out the control layout. The bridge was a tune-o-matic with string-through-body anchoring, and the instrument shipped strung with .010–.046 gauge strings. The SGR-1C case was sold separately.
Owners seeking setup adjustments, fret work, or replacement hardware compatible with this instrument's tune-o-matic bridge, 42mm nut width, or string-through-body configuration should consult a qualified guitar technician or luthier.
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