Schecter Damien 7 Multi-Scale Satin Black
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A Modern Guitar Designed for Low Tunings
With its multiscale design (up to 27" / 686 mm on the low side) and understated hardware, this model fits within the line of modern guitars dedicated to precise riffs and heavy rhythms. The approach is clear: stable luthiery, fast playability, and straightforward electronics to stay focused on playing, whether in rehearsal or on stage.
Who Is It For, and Which Styles?
This guitar is primarily aimed at intermediate to advanced guitarists who want to exploit a 7-string in drop tuning and/or very low tunings. The thin C profile and 24 jumbo frets favor fast runs, bends, and legatos. It is particularly at ease in modern metal, prog, djent, and extreme metal, while remaining relevant for powerful rock tones whenever density and solid low-end response are sought.
The Sound
The mahogany body provides a meaty tone, with solid low-mids and generous sustain, ideal for adding weight to palm mutes and power chords. The multiscale design improves the tension of the low strings, which enhances precision and clarity in rhythmic playing, especially on the 7th string. The two Schecter Diamond Heretic humbuckers deliver a dense and edgy signal, designed to retain attack and sustain under heavy saturation. The tone control with push/pull function expands tonal options without complicating the control layout.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
To maintain the original feel, opt for 7-string string sets with a gauge equivalent to .009-.062. A set of picks in various thicknesses is also a safe choice to adjust attack according to your gain level and tuning.
Technical specifications
| Electronics: microphone configuration | HH | Bridge / tailpiece | Fixed |
| Category | ST | Electronics | Passive |
| Format | Multi-scale | Electroacoustic | No |
| Left handed | No | Color | Black |
| Strings | Steel | Finishing | Satin |
| Nbr of strings | 7 | Hardware | Black |
| Nbrs of frets | 24 | ||
| Type | 7-string electric multiscale guitar | Nut width | 48 mm / 1.89" |
| Wood | mahogany | Nut | Graph Tech XL Black Tusq |
| Construction | 3-piece maple reinforced with carbon | Frets | 24 Jumbo |
| Profile | thin C | Tuners | black |
| Fingerboard | rosewood | Pickups | 2 Schecter Diamond Heretic humbuckers |
| Inlays | platinum gray "bat" shape | Controls | 1 volume |
| Fingerboard radius | 16" / 406 mm | Selector | 3-position switch |
| Scale length | 25.5" / 648 mm to 27" / 686 mm | Original strings | Ernie Ball 7-String (.009-.062) |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Schecter Damien 7 Multi-Scale Satin Black suitable for low tunings?
Its multi-scale scale length ranges from 25.5" (648 mm) to 27" (686 mm), providing higher tension on the lower strings. The 7th string thus gains precision for drop tunings and heavy rhythm playing.
What metal styles can be played with this 7-string?
This model is especially suited for modern metal, prog, djent, and extreme metal. The mahogany body and the two Schecter Diamond Heretic humbuckers deliver pronounced low-mids under heavy saturation.
What is the factory string gauge?
The guitar comes equipped with an Ernie Ball 7-String set in .009-.062.
Is the neck designed for fast playing?
The 3-piece maple neck, reinforced with carbon, features a slim C profile. Its 24 jumbo frets and 16" / 406 mm fingerboard radius facilitate legato, bends, and fast runs. The Graph Tech XL Black Tusq nut measures 48 mm in width.
How does the guitar's electronics work?
The setup includes two Schecter Diamond Heretic humbuckers, a 3-way selector switch, and a volume control. The push/pull tone knob expands available tonal options without adding extra controls.
