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Schecter Damien-7 Multiscale guitar in Satin Black vs Schecter PT Special LH guitar in Purple Burst Pearl

The Damien-7 Multiscale is a seven-string extended-range instrument built for progressive metal and djent, while the PT Special LH is a left-handed six-string designed for blues, rock, and funk. Choose the Damien-7 if you need low-end clarity and articulation across seven strings; choose the PT Special LH if you play blues and rock in a left-handed configuration.

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Schecter Damien-7 Multiscale guitar in Satin Black

$849.00
View Schecter Damien-7 Multiscale guitar in Satin Black

Schecter PT Special LH guitar in Purple Burst Pearl

$849.00
View Schecter PT Special LH guitar in Purple Burst Pearl

Specs side by side

Schecter Damien-7 Multiscale guitar in Satin BlackSchecter PT Special LH guitar in Purple Burst Pearl
Price$849.00$849.00
BrandSchecterSchecter
SeriesSchecter DamienSchecter PT
BodyDouble CutawaySingle Cutaway
Body TypeSolidSolid
Scale25.5" Scale25.5" Scale
Strings76
Frets24 Frets22 Frets
FretboardRosewoodRosewood
NeckMapleMaple
Neck ConstructionBolt-OnBolt-On
Pickup ConfigurationHS
BridgeHipshotFixed
Year20222024
ConditionNewNew

Why choose Schecter Damien-7 Multiscale guitar in Satin Black

  • Seven-string extended range with multiscale fretboard (25.5" to 27") for stable intonation and low-end clarity
  • 24 X-Jumbo frets and thin 'C' neck profile suited to aggressive, fast playing
  • Diamond Heretic pickups deliver high output and harmonic definition for metal and djent
  • Carbon fiber-reinforced maple neck resists wear and maintains stability

Why choose Schecter PT Special LH guitar in Purple Burst Pearl

  • Left-handed configuration for natural comfort and precision
  • Versatile tone from sparkling cleans to gritty blues via VT-1 bridge and V-90 neck pickups
  • Swamp ash body delivers resonant character with smooth sustain and vintage warmth
  • Series-parallel push-pull control adds dynamic tonal range for gigging and studio flexibility
Bottom line: Buy the Damien-7 Multiscale if you play progressive metal, djent, or need seven strings with extended low-end definition. Buy the PT Special LH if you are left-handed and play blues, rock, funk, or need a versatile six-string workhorse.

Frequently asked questions

What is the key structural difference between these two guitars?

The Damien-7 is a seven-string multiscale instrument with fretboard lengths from 25.5" to 27", designed for extended-range tuning. The PT Special LH is a six-string left-handed guitar with a standard 25.5" scale length.

Which guitar is better for blues and classic rock?

The PT Special LH with its VT-1 and V-90 pickup set, swamp ash body, and vintage ashtray bridge is purpose-built for blues, rock, and funk. The Damien-7 is voiced for metal and djent and is not ideal for these genres.

Can a right-handed player use the PT Special LH?

The PT Special LH is specifically designed for left-handed players. A right-handed player would need to restring it or select a right-handed model.

Which guitar has more frets and handles faster playing better?

The Damien-7 has 24 X-Jumbo frets versus the PT Special's 22, and its thin 'C' profile and multiscale geometry are optimized for aggressive, fast playing typical of progressive metal.

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