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At A Glance

Model Name
DJ Ashba USA SIgnature
Item Number
7052
Country of Origin
USA
Guitar Color Shown
Satin Charcoal Gray
Tuners
Locking
Headstock
2+4 Matching
Fretboard
Ebony
Neck Material
Maple
Inlays
Crow Celluloid Pearl
Scale
25.5“
Neck Shape
Schecter Custom C
Frets
22 Jescar Premium German Silver
Fretboard Radius
14“
Nut
Floyd Rose Locking
Guitar Colors
Satin Charcoal Gray
Hardware Color
Black and Chrome
Dexterity
Right
Construction
Bolt On
Body Material
Alder
Binding
Black
Bridge
Floyd Rose Original w/ D-Tuner
Pickup Configuration
HH
Controls
Master Volume/ Killswitch/ 3-way toggle/ 2 mini toggles for sustainiac
Bridge Pickup
EMG 81
Neck Pickup
Sustainiac
Description

Schecter built the DJ Ashba USA Signature as a high-specification instrument anchored in its American Custom shop, positioned as a touring-grade electric guitar bearing the signature of the guitarist known for his work with Sixx:A.M. and Guns N' Roses. It carried a bolt-on neck construction and a Floyd Rose Original bridge with D-Tuner, placing it firmly in the performance-oriented, extended-range-compatible segment of Schecter's USA lineup.

The body is alder with black binding, paired with a maple neck in Schecter's Custom C profile. The ebony fretboard runs to 22 Jescar Premium German Silver frets at a 14-inch radius, with Crow Celluloid Pearl inlays and a 25.5-inch scale length. Nut duties are handled by a Floyd Rose Locking unit. The 2+4 matching headstock carries locking tuners. Electronics follow an HH configuration: an EMG 81 at the bridge and a Sustainiac at the neck, controlled through a master volume, a killswitch, a 3-way toggle, and two mini toggles dedicated to Sustainiac operation. Hardware is finished in black and chrome. The guitar was produced in Satin Charcoal Gray.

Owners requiring setup work, Floyd Rose servicing, or parts sourcing for the Sustainiac system should consult a qualified guitar technician familiar with USA-built bolt-on instruments and locking tremolo systems.

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