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Unused on stage - “It was too nice.”īasic specs (see sidebar for specific model differences):

Heavily quilted sunburst model based on “Final Schecter model” specs, above gold hardware.

Giffin-built black double-bound body with white pickguard, fitted with Parsons B-Bender (used on Eminence Front), first with Giffin headstock label, later replaced with Schecter label.

Natural-grain brown or wine-red, single-bound, with white pickguard, gold hardware.

Butterscotch blonde model, unbound, with black pickguard.

Likely with dual Kent Armstrong “Z+” coil-tapped humbucker pickups.

Chrome Tele-style bridge and neck pickup surround.

Oblong black rear control cavity and black coverplate.

No pickguard or control panel coverplate.

Gold top body (natural back and sides), possibly all-mahogany.

Built by Roger Giffin, possibly with Chandler label.

Straight rear control cavity with white coverplate.

Natural sunburst body with double-bound cream binding.Blue body (which later faded to green when laminate layer wore off) with no binding.Miscellaneous Schecter-label models Blue model Dual Kent Armstrong “Z+” coil-tapped humbucker pickups.Straight rear control cavity with white or black coverplate (matching pickguard).

Pickups: Based on design submitted by Dan Armstrong, Schecter “Z+” coil-tapped humbucker pickups later replaced by Giffin with Kent Armstrong “Z+”.Straight rear control cavity with black coverplate.Mahogany bodies, in black with single (top) cream binding (One unbound natural walnut-coloured model with rosewood neck, as seen in Chicago 1979 video clip ( Music Must Change) from 30 Years of Maximum R&B video.).Schecter/Giffin models used by Pete Townshend First Schecter-built models