The Schecter Nick Johnston Signature 10th Anniversary HSS Atomic Green celebrates a decade of musical innovation with a vibrant design and technical performance suited to demanding guitarists. This 6-string electric guitar is ideal for studio, stage, or rehearsal use, offering tonal versatility through its HSS pickup system and high-performance tremolo bridge. Its wenge neck and ebony fingerboard ensure optimal comfort and excellent playability, while the Atomic Green finish adds a unique aesthetic touch for musicians who care about their style.
| Number of strings | 6 strings |
|---|---|
| Neck type | Bolt-on |
| Neck wood | Wenge |
| Nut width | 42 mm |
| Thickness at the nut | 20 mm |
| Thickness at the 12th fret | 22 mm |
| Nut type | Graph Tech XL Black Tusq |
| Fingerboard wood | Ebony |
| Fingerboard radius | 355 mm |
| Fret type | Jumbo Stainless Steel |
| Number of frets | 22 |
| Scale length | 648 mm |
| Inlays | Metal Rings |
| Body wood | Alder |
| Finish | Atomic Green |
| Bridge brand | Schecter |
| Bridge type | Schecter New tremolo system Music City Bridge Three String Tree string retainer |
| Bridge finish | Chrome |
| Pickup brand | Schecter |
| Pickup type | H S S |
| Pickup models | Schecter USA Nick Johnston Subatomic with chrome cover / 2 Schecter USA Nick Johnston Subatomic single-coil pickups |
| Selector | 5 positions |
| Controls | Master Volume / Master Tone with Push-Pull Coil Split for bridge pickup |
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