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  • Schecter Celloblaster Review!!

    This is a 1999 model CB2000
    5 string Schecter Celloblaster with an EMG 81 in the bridge. Strings are .74,.52,.36,.20,.11 tuned in 5ths (like a Cello with 1 extra string)
    27 scale with 27 jumbo frets.

    This guitar is a 7 string slayer. You only need 1 finger to play chords. When you bar all 5 strings it sounds killer. From subsonic skull crunching chunk of a bass guitar to around 10 notes above a 24 fret guitar. I am going to record with it tonight and post an mp3 of it. Nothing I have ever played with strings sounds like it. I was talking to a guitar buddy of mine on the phone and playing the 5 string while I was talking in the background. He chimed in... dude.. what the hell are you playing and what are those chords. It sounds killer!! With all 5 strings barred it sounds like 2 guitars layered and voiced an octave apart with the upper register a 3rd (or 5th?) up. Think of it like a Disturbed or Staind type studio layer of 2 guitar tracks but played on 1 guitar.
    Very cool. Not very practical.. but very cool.

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    Re: Schecter Celloblaster Review!!

    sounds cool, I'd love to hear the mp3

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      Re: Schecter Celloblaster Review!!

      This guitar is in my possesion now. It's very cool. I'm having a blast with it. I didn't have a guitar string big enough for the low 'A' so I grabbed a spare bass string - it works fine except the ball end doesn't go into the ferrule.

      The funny thing is that when I got this I was thinking that I was getting the ultimate metal power chord machine and most of what I've been doing since I got it is to do lots of open string finger-picking and try mandolin licks and chords I know.

      To save face, I plugged it into my Vetta II last night and had a fucking blast playing one finger chord mayhem through Bogner and Diesel models [img]graemlins/headbang.gif[/img] . In the interest of full disclosure I must admit that I then proceeded to see how my finger-picking stuff sounded with a U2 preset in the Vetta [img]graemlins/baby.gif[/img]
      I want REAL change. I want dead bodies littering the capitol.

      - Newc

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        Re: Schecter Celloblaster Review!!

        y'know, i did similar stuff with my baritone. i didn't really use it for anything other than clean chording. it added a cool timbre, for sure.

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