Schecter 3661 Solid-Body Electric Guitar, Aged Black Satin

The guitar in review has garnered a strong reception among musicians who appreciate its aesthetic appeal and tonal quality. Users have Consistently praised its beautiful body and robust sound, making it an enjoyable instrument for serious play. The low action and ability to facilitate fast, heavy riffing have been particularly favored, lending itself well to more aggressive playing styles. However, it's worth noting that the Floyd Rose Tremolo system presents a learning curve, making the guitar less suitable for beginners. Players have found stringing and tuning this system to be quite challenging, which could pose a frustration for those lacking experience with such setups. Moreover, the whammy bar, described as small, can take some getting used to, which might deter some users. There are also mentions of innovative battery-operated pickups for effects that provide a fresh approach, eliminating the need for an extensive pedal setup—appealing for those who prefer a cleaner, minimalist setup. Overall, while the guitar is appreciated for its quality and sound, potential buyers should be prepared for the complexities associated with the Floyd Rose system and the unique features it offers. **