Schecter John Browne Tao-7 LH guitar in Ozone Burst

The extended 27-inch scale maintains clarity and string separation across all seven strings without losing responsiveness, preventing the low strings from becoming muddy or undefined. This is especially important for metal and progressive playing where articulation matters on every string.

Yes, the push-pull master volume coil-split combined with the 3-way pickup selector lets you toggle between full-power and split-coil voices quickly mid-set. This gives you instant tonal flexibility for different song sections or tuning approaches.

This is built for advanced and professional players; the seven-string extended range, 27-inch scale, and modern aggressive tone profile are designed for experienced metal and progressive musicians. Beginners typically benefit from standard six-string instruments first.

The guitar includes a Schecter USA Colossus bridge pickup and Chaosbreaker neck pickup, Hipshot Grip-Lock tuners, a Hipshot Hardtail bridge, Graph Tech XL Black Tusq nut, and 24 X-Jumbo stainless steel frets on an Ebony fretboard. All components are professional-grade for reliable gigging and recording.

Left-handed players get a properly oriented instrument with controls and pickups positioned for left-hand operation, avoiding the awkward feel and reduced playability of a right-handed guitar strung backward. This ensures comfortable, natural access to all features during performance and practice.

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