Synyster Gates Custom models are being reinforced with mind-blowing Schecter Sustainiac pickups and with silver and gold pin-stripe designs, they`re also dressed to kill.
Among the modern heavy metal bands, California based Avenged Sevenfold are one of the most prominent acts. This is largely due to the ingenious guitar work of a fretboard wizard who goes about under the Synyster Gates pseudonym. Synyster also happens to be the most popular and best selling signature artist in Schecter catalog. His signature series is also the largest one under the Schecter banner. For 2014, Synyster`s series is being refreshed with a pair of awesome new models. One right-handed and one left-handed six stringer are being introduced. Their names are: Synyster Gates Custom S and Synyster Gates Custom S Left Handed. They`re located on the top of their line, as they feature the finest tonewoods, hardware and electronics. Schecter`s Sustainiac is the special feature on these marvelous six-stringers.
Schecter Synyster Gates Custom S is the new king of the Synyster Gates signature series. Solid mahogany body Is double-cut and paired with a set in neck also made of mahogany. This combo creates a fantastic base for the Seymour Duncan SH-8 in the bridge and Schecter Sustaniac in the neck position to unleash their full potential. 24-fret ebony fingerboard, Floyd Rose bridge and Grover tuners are also featured on this model. For further info, head over to the Synyster Gates Custom S detail page on our site, or on Schecter Guitars official web page.
Schecter Synyster Gates Custom S Left Handed is the twin sibling of the previously reviewed model and the only difference (besides the orientation) is found in a little bit narrower color palette for the left-handed version. Other than that, these two are identical. Awesome Sustainiac/Seymour Duncan Invader pickups combo, Floyd Rose bridge and a 24-fret ebony fingerboard are all featured on this one, as well. For further info, head over to the Synyster Gates Custom S Left Handed detail page on our site, or on Schecter Guitars official web page.
