Schecter Solo-II Pryzm Palladium Gloss Black
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Radical aesthetics, immediate response: mahogany body and Pryzm Palladium Etched Aluminum top with a Black Gloss finish for a very sharp attack and a premium look.
- Uncompromising "shred" comfort: 3-piece maple neck reinforced with carbon, ultra-thin "C" profile, 24 X-Jumbo stainless steel frets, and Ultra Access joint for full range exploitation.
- Modern high-gain versatility: Fishman Fluence Modern Ceramic and Modern Alnico humbuckers with voicings via push/pull (Voice-2 and Voice-3) to switch from tight heavy tones to more open textures.
- Stable and reliable tuning: Graph Tech XL Black Tusq nut and Tonepros Locking Tune-O-Matic bridge for solid tuning stability both in studio and on stage.
Manufacturer Information
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A "next-generation" Solo-II: single cut DNA optimized for performance
The Solo-II Pryzm Palladium - Gloss Black embraces the single cut concept designed for sustain and presence, while clearly targeting today's demands: fast playing, stability, silence, and precision under distortion. Every choice here supports a direct and efficient guitar: easy access to the high frets thanks to the Ultra Access heel, stainless steel frets for durability and consistent feel, and Fishman electronics designed to remain clear even at high gain.
Its Pryzm Palladium Etched Aluminum top does more than assert style: it embodies a very "modern" philosophy, seeking an instant response feel and clean articulation on attacks, especially in palm-muted playing and lower tunings. The result is an instrument with a strong character but designed to remain manageable and nuanced when adjusting volume, tone, and voicings.
Who is this Solo-II for? Demanding guitarists from metal to modern rock
This 6-string electric guitar primarily targets intermediate to advanced players who want a ready-to-record, ready-to-tour instrument that is precise enough for technical playing. The ultra-thin "C" profile (19 mm / 0.75" at the nut, 20 mm / 0.79" at the 12th fret) favors fast runs, legato, alternate picking, and wide stretches without unnecessary fatigue.
The compound radius 12" to 16" (305-406 mm) is a real asset for maintaining low action: it offers a comfortable feel near the nut and a flatter surface higher up, ideal for wide bends and strong vibratos. Style-wise, it naturally excels in modern metal, hard rock, prog, and more extreme genres where definition is key. Thanks to the Fluence voicings and simple controls (volume and tone), it can also be subtle for clean passages, crunchy rhythms, or singing leads.
Sound: a mahogany/ebony foundation boosted by Fishman Fluence articulation and voicings
The tonal platform starts with a classic and effective base: a mahogany body. This wood is valued for its density feel and generous low-mid range, helping rhythms stay thick and solos retain substance. On a high-gain oriented guitar, this foundation provides a very useful grounding: notes remain present, and sustain is naturally there.
The Pryzm Palladium Etched Aluminum top pushes the guitar toward a more contemporary signature: you feel a sharper attack and increased definition in the upper spectrum. Practically, this translates into more "cutting" riffs, harmonics that easily stand out, and clearer reading of complex chords, especially when tuning down or layering in production.
The combination of ebony fingerboard + X-Jumbo Stainless Steel frets further enhances this quick response feel. Ebony provides a smooth touch and perceived clarity, while stainless steel frets offer consistent grip and high wear resistance, ideal if you play a lot (bends, vibratos, strong attacks). The 24 frets expand the playing range, and the Ultra Access makes a difference for reaching the highest frets without fighting the heel.
On the amplification side, the guitar features a Fishman Fluence Modern set with a Ceramic pickup and an Alnico pickup. The Ceramic is formidable in the bridge position for precise rhythms: firm attack, tight lows, excellent clarity. The Alnico generally provides a rounder and smoother feel on the neck side, ideal for expressive leads and more singing passages. The 3-position selector allows quick navigation between these tones.
The real strength of this setup is also the push/pull functions: a Master volume with Fluence Voice-3 function and a Master tone with Fluence Voice-2 function. This lets you switch from a tight modern voicing to more open alternatives, useful for broadening your palette without changing guitars. Finally, the presence of a Sustainiac function (dedicated on/off switch and 3-position selector) opens the door to prolonged note sustains, controlled sustain effects, and creative lead textures.
Recommended compatible accessories
To stay close to the original setup, a set of Ernie Ball Regular Slinky #2221 strings in .010-.046 gauge is perfectly suited for a versatile 6-string, balancing comfort and tuning stability. For transport, a SGR-Solo-II Hardcase rigid case is recommended, as it is designed for this format and effectively protects the guitar (case sold separately).
Technical specifications
| Left handed | No | Nbr of strings | 6 |
| Strings | Steel | Color | Black |
| Type | electric guitar | Radius | 12"-16" (compound radius) / 305-406 mm |
| Number of strings | 6 | Fret type | X-Jumbo Stainless Steel |
| Left-handed version | no | Number of frets | 24 |
| Wood | mahogany | Scale length | 25.5" / 648 mm |
| Top | Pryzm Palladium Etched Aluminum | Inlays | lines at 11th and 13th frets, dots at 12th fret |
| Finish | Black Gloss | Bridge type | Tonepros Locking Tune-O-Matic |
| Shape | ultra-thin "C" | Pickup models | Fishman Fluence Modern Ceramic / Fishman Fluence Modern Alnico |
| Nut width | 41.3 mm / 1.63" | Selector | 3-position (pickups) |
| Nut thickness | 19 mm / 0.75" | Sustainiac switch | 2-position on/off (Sustainiac) |
| Thickness at 12th fret | 20 mm / 0.79" | Additional switch | 3-position |
| Nut type | Graph Tech XL Black Tusq | Controls | Master volume with push/pull Fluence Voice-3 function, Master tone with push/pull Fluence Voice-2 function |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Schecter Solo-II Pryzm Palladium suitable for modern metal?
The mahogany body, 648 mm scale length, and Fishman Fluence Modern Ceramic bridge pickup promote defined rhythmic playing in distortion. The Fluence voicings, accessible via push/pull, expand the available tonal settings.
What is the neck profile and playing comfort?
The neck features an ultra-thin 'C' profile measuring 19 mm at the nut and 20 mm at the 12th fret. Its compound radius from 305 to 406 mm supports low action and bending in the upper frets.
Does the guitar have a Sustainiac?
A Sustainiac function is integrated, with an on/off switch and a 3-position selector to manage controlled sustain and lead textures.
What Fishman Fluence pickups are installed?
The setup includes a Fishman Fluence Modern Ceramic at the bridge and a Fishman Fluence Modern Alnico at the neck. A 3-way selector allows pickup selection. The push/pull volume activates the Fluence Voice-3 function, while the push/pull tone controls Voice-2.
Is a case provided with this Solo-II?
No case or gig bag is included. The SGR-Solo-II Hardcase rigid case is recommended for this guitar format.



