Schecter Reaper 6 Inferno
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A Reaper Designed for the Stage: Sharp Design and "Modern Metal" DNA
The Reaper 6 embodies the spirit of modern Schecter guitars: uncompromising ergonomics, reliability-focused craftsmanship, and a contemporary aesthetic. In this "Inferno" version, the combination of swamp ash and burl top emphasizes both visual character and dynamic response, while the high fret access and fast neck profile confirm its purpose: to play loud, fast, and clean, whether in rehearsal or on stage.
Who Is It For, and What Styles?
This electric guitar is primarily aimed at intermediate to advanced guitarists seeking a responsive and stable instrument for modern techniques (fast alternate picking, legato, precise bends, palm muting). It excels in metal, modern rock, and hard rock but remains comfortable whenever a clear, defined sound that cuts through the mix is needed. The 3-position selector and push/pull control allow switching from massive riffs to more nuanced tones depending on the amp and settings.
The Sound
The swamp ash (sharp attack, solid lows, great dynamics) and burl top duo provides precise response and natural projection, ideal for articulate saturated tones. The Schecter Diamond Decimator humbuckers deliver a solid output level, with tight lows and mids that maintain definition even in standard or lower tunings. The simple and effective electronics (volume, push/pull tone, 3-position selector) promote immediate playability while offering clearer, more open textures via the push/pull.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
To stay within the original specifications, you can install 10-46 gauge strings such as Ernie Ball Regular Slinky 2221 (.010-.046). The guitar can be protected with the SGR-1C gig bag (sold separately, optional depending on availability).
Technical specifications
| Electronics: microphone configuration | HH | Bridge / tailpiece | Fixed |
| Category | ST | Electronics | Passive |
| Left handed | No | Electroacoustic | No |
| Strings | Steel | Color | Gradient |
| Nbr of strings | 6 | Finishing | Glossy |
| Nbrs of frets | 24 | Hardware | Black |
| Type | electric guitar | Scale length | 648 mm / 25.5" |
| Number of strings | 6 strings | Inlays | Pearloid Offset/Reverse Dots |
| Wood | swamp ash | Tuning machines brand | Schecter |
| Top | burl | Bridge brand | Schecter |
| Finish | Charcoal Burst / Inferno / Sky Burst | Bridge type | Schecter Custom Hardtail with string-through-body |
| Shape | Ultra Thin "C" | Pickup brand | Schecter |
| Nut width | 42 mm / 1.653" | Pickup type | humbucker |
| Nut thickness | 19 mm / 0.748" | Pickup models | Schecter Diamond Decimator |
| Thickness at 12th fret | 20 mm / 0.787" | Selector | 3-position |
| Nut type | Graph Tech XL Black Tusq | Controls | VolumeTone (push/pull) |
| Radius | 355 mm / 14" | Available left-handed | yes |
| Fret type | X-Jumbo | Comes with gig bag/case | optional, SGR-1C sold separately |
| Number of frets | 24 | Manufacturing location | Asia |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Reaper 6 Inferno suitable for modern metal?
Thanks to its swamp ash body and Schecter Diamond Decimator humbuckers, this model is geared towards defined distortion with tight lows. It suits palm-muting, legato, and fast alternate picking techniques.
What scale length and neck does the Schecter Reaper 6 Inferno have?
The 648 mm (25.5 inch) scale length, Ultra Thin C profile, and 355 mm (14 inch) radius support a modern playing approach on 24 X-Jumbo frets.
Does the push/pull control provide clearer tones?
The electronics include a volume, push/pull tone control, and a 3-way selector switch. The push/pull offers access to brighter and more open textures. Both pickups remain Schecter Diamond Decimator dual coils.
What strings and gig bag are recommended?
The recommended setup uses .010-.046 steel strings, such as Ernie Ball Regular Slinky 2221. The SGR-1C gig bag is sold separately as an option, subject to availability.
Is there a left-handed version available?
The product sheet indicates left-handed availability, but the described unit is specified as right-handed.



