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PG's Jordan Wagner walks us through his latest review of the Schecter Hellraiser Solo 6 E/A, which is a complementary video to the already existing print review featured in the January 2012 issue of Premier Guitar that can be read online, for free, in its entirety, here - .

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longslide10 on 07/31/2012	"Always been turned off by the names of their guitars. I have small kids and sometimes play in church." Bought a custom rod cover for mine. Doesn't say "Hellraiser" on it now.
Jon Fine on 01/09/2012	Doesn't anybody play anything other than drop-tuned chugga-chugga anymore? Not that there's anything wrong with that, but there are so many other styles that can be played on electric guitar, why limit the review to just that? It seems like a pretty versatile guitar--it would have been nice to hear how it sounds for clean country lead, for example, or jazz, or slightly overdriven blues. Not all of us out here are drop-tuned metal guys.
NJ2LJ on 01/09/2012	Doesn't anybody play anything other than drop-tuned chugga-chugga anymore? Not that there's anything wrong with that, but there are so many other styles that can be played on electric guitar, why limit the review to just that? It seems like a pretty versatile guitar--it would have been nice to hear how it sounds for clean country lead, for example, or jazz, or slightly overdriven blues. Not all of us out here are drop-tuned metal guys.
jimsane on 01/08/2012	Really horrible recording,open tuning is too LOW,could not hear the upper register strings at all. Really bad sloppy playing,I KNOW this guitar sounds better than that! Besides all this:nice review.
RaySoundman on 01/05/2012	yes good review and it is a fancy one. made in Korea is way good for me. Those guys got it down. Japan or Korean made for me. Love my Schecters.
Toto on 01/05/2012	HOW much?
Toto on 01/05/2012	The age ole question...HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?
Rosewood on 01/05/2012	Always been turned off by the names of their guitars. I have small kids and sometimes play in church. Guess those guitars are not meant for me anyway. Nice guitar for the money.
Harry Ebbeson on 01/05/2012	Good review. The boominess of the acoustic portion of the test is related to the amp and its settings, correct? Good to hear it in a straightforward fashion.
happydog1960 on 01/04/2012	Does anybody play in standard tuning anymore?

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