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The Schecter Orleans Stage Satin See Thru Black electro-acoustic guitar offers a rich and versatile sonic experience thanks to its 7 strings and Jumbo cutaway shape. Designed for musicians seeking an instrument that is both powerful and precise, it combines a maple neck and flamed maple body with a spruce top, delivering a clear, warm sound. Its Fishman Isys+ preamp and Fishman Sonicore Piezo bridge ensure faithful sound capture, making it ideal for the stage, studio, or rehearsals, particularly for rock guitarists seeking a nuanced and expressive tone.
| Type | Electro-Acoustic Guitar |
|---|---|
| Number of Strings | 7 strings |
| Neck - Wood | Maple |
| Neck Shape | Thin C |
| Nut Width | 48 mm |
| Thickness at the Nut | 20 mm |
| Thickness at the 12th Fret | 22 mm |
| Nut and Saddle | Genuine Bone |
| Fingerboard - Wood | Rosewood |
| Fingerboard Radius | 406 mm |
| Fret Type | Medium |
| Number of Frets | 20 |
| Scale Length | 648 mm (25.5 inch) |
| Inlays | Abalone Dots |
| Body - Back and Sides Wood | Flamed Maple |
| Body - Top Wood | Spruce |
| Body Shape | Jumbo Cutaway |
| Finish | Satin See Thru Black |
| Binding | Black / White / Black Multi-Ply Abalone |
| Tuner Type | Grover Rotomatic 18:1 |
| Bridge Type | Fishman Sonicore Piezo |
| Preamp Type | Fishman Isys+ |
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