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Schecter Damien Platinum-7 Guitar Satin Black B-Stock 0322 vs Schecter Solo-II Damien Platinum Guitar in Satin Black

The Damien Platinum-7 is a seven-string extended-range instrument with a longer 26.5" scale designed for drop tunings and djent, while the Solo-II Damien Platinum is a six-string with a shorter 24.75" scale favoring traditional metal and hard rock playing styles. Choose the seven-string if you need that extra low string and extended upper-fret access; choose the six-string if you want a more familiar platform with quicker access to classic metal voicings.

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Schecter Damien Platinum-7 Guitar Satin Black B-Stock 0322

$719.20
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Schecter Solo-II Damien Platinum Guitar in Satin Black

$899.00
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Specs side by side

Schecter Damien Platinum-7 Guitar Satin Black B-Stock 0322Schecter Solo-II Damien Platinum Guitar in Satin Black
Price$719.20$899.00
BrandSchecterSchecter
SeriesSchecter DamienSchecter Solo-II
BodyDouble CutawaySingle Cutaway
Body TypeSolid
Scale26.5" Scale24.75" Scale
Strings76
Frets24 Frets24 Frets
FretboardRosewoodEbony
NeckMapleMahogany
Neck ConstructionSet-Neck
Pickup ConfigurationHH
BridgeFixedTune-O-Matic / Stopbar
Year20252025
ConditionRefurbishedNew

Why choose Schecter Damien Platinum-7 Guitar Satin Black B-Stock 0322

  • Seven-string configuration with extended low-end range for djent and drop tunings
  • 26.5" scale length maximizes tension and clarity in extended tunings
  • 1.889" nut width provides adequate spacing for comfortable seven-string fingering
  • Fast upper-fret access via double-cutaway design

Why choose Schecter Solo-II Damien Platinum Guitar in Satin Black

  • Six-string format feels familiar to players with Gibson or modern six-string experience
  • Shorter 24.75" scale offers faster fret access and lighter touch for lead work
  • Carved top contour adds visual appeal and tonal character
  • Independent volume controls per pickup allow real-time tonal blending without pedals
Bottom line: Buy the Damien Platinum-7 if you're committed to seven-string extended-range metal and progressive styles. Buy the Solo-II Damien Platinum if you prefer a six-string platform with traditional scale length and want pickup-level tonal control.

Frequently asked questions

What is the main difference between these two guitars?

The Damien Platinum-7 is a seven-string instrument with a 26.5" scale, while the Solo-II Damien Platinum is a six-string with a 24.75" scale. The seven-string excels in drop tunings and extended-range metal; the six-string suits traditional metal and hard rock with a more familiar feel.

Do both guitars have the same pickups?

Yes, both feature EMG-81 bridge and EMG-85 neck pickups with high output and articulate tone. The Solo-II adds independent volume controls per pickup for on-the-fly blending, while the seven-string does not mention this feature.

Which is better for someone new to extended-range playing?

The Damien Platinum-7 is specifically designed for seven-string players and includes wider nut spacing to accommodate the extra string comfortably. If you have no prior seven-string experience, it still requires adjustment to technique and muscle memory.

Which has better upper-fret access?

The Damien Platinum-7's double-cutaway and 26.5" scale favor high-fret soloing, while the Solo-II's shorter scale and double-cutaway both support lead work but with a more compact feel. Choice depends on whether you prioritize extended range or speed of access.

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