Schecter Synyster Gates 'SYN GA SC' Acoustic acoustic in Trans Black B

Schecter Signature Synyster Gates SYN GA SC Acoustic Electric Guitar in Trans Black Burst Satin

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SKU
SCHECTER3701
Color
Black
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Description

Brand new guitar with standard tuning, factory setup, and full manufacturer warranty.

Specifications

General

  • Model Name   SYN GA SC Acoustic
  • Item Number   3701
  • Country of Origin   China
  • Guitar Color   Trans Black Burst Satin (TBBS)

Neck

  • Tuners   Grover
  • Fretboard   Rosewood
  • Neck Material   Mahogany
  • Inlays   Pearloid Gothic Crosses w/Syn and Deathbat
  • Scale   25.5” (648mm)
  • Neck Shape   Thin ‘C’
  • Thickness   @ 1st Fret- .787” (20mm)/ @ 12th Fret- .866” (22mm)
  • Frets   20 Medium
  • Fretboard Radius   16” (406mm)
  • Nut   Synthetic Bone
  • Nut Width   1.693" (43mm)
  • Truss Rod   2-Way Adjustable Rod w/ 5/32” (4mm) Allen Nut

Body

  • Hardware Color   Chrome
  • Bridge   Rosewood Acoustic
  • Dexterity   Right Handed
  • Construction   DoveTail Set-Neck
  • Body Material   Rosewood
  • Top Material   Solid Spruce
  • Binding   White Multi-ply

Electronics

  • Bridge Pickup   Fishman Sonicore Piezo
  • Battery Compartment   Battery Box w/Output Jack Combo

Accessories

  • Hardware Color   Chrome
  • Case   SGR-13AC "Case Sold Separately"
More Information
Condition New
Dexterity Right handed
Neck Construction Set-Neck
Country of Manufacture China
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At a Glance

The Schecter Synyster Gates SYN GA SC is a studio-focused acoustic engineered for recording and home sessions with a Fishman Sonicore piezo system that captures articulate, balanced midrange and crisp attack ready to blend into any mix. The solid spruce top and rosewood construction deliver warm, controlled tone that works equally well for singer-songwriter demos, folk arrangements, and worship arrangements, while the factory setup and studio-ready amplification eliminate surprises in the tracking phase. Comparable to the Takamine EF341SC and Ibanez AEW51, this guitar prioritizes amplified recording over pure acoustic resonance.

Who This Is For

Great for

  • Folk
  • Indie
  • Worship
  • Studio Sessions
  • Home Recording

Not the best pick for

  • Metal
  • Djent
  • Hard Rock

Skill level: Intermediate · Advanced · Professional

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the neck feel and is it comfortable for longer sessions?

The thin 'C' neck measures 0.787" at the 1st fret and 0.866" at the 12th fret, designed for accessibility and extended playing comfort. The 25.5" scale and 1.693" nut width sit in the middle-ground between classical and electric standards, making it a versatile fit for intermediate to advanced players.

How does the piezo pickup sound and will it work plugged in live?

The Fishman Sonicore piezo system delivers articulate, balanced midrange and crisp attack optimized for amplified performance. The battery box and output jack are ready for direct connection to a PA system, amp, or audio interface without modification.

What genres and playing styles is this guitar designed for?

This guitar excels in folk, indie, worship, and studio recording contexts where tone clarity and amplified projection matter. It is not optimized for metal, djent, or hard rock—the warm spruce and rosewood body character is better suited to fingerstyle, singer-songwriter, and acoustic ensemble settings.

What's included and what do I need to buy separately?

The guitar ships with factory setup, full manufacturer warranty, and Grover tuners; the case (SGR-13AC) is sold separately. A strap, cable, and stand are not included but will be necessary for immediate use.

How does this compare to the Takamine EF341SC or Ibanez AEW51?

All three are mid-tier acoustics with piezo amplification and studio-ready tone, but the Schecter emphasizes a thinner neck profile and gothic aesthetic while the Takamine and Ibanez offer slightly more traditional body designs. Choice comes down to neck feel, visual appeal, and brand preference—all three deliver reliable amplified performance.

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