Kenny Hickey Solo-6 EX S

If you're a fan of T.O.N. or not, this guitar is a brilliant tool that you will enjoy. Came out of the box playing very well with no additional setup needed and i just can't put it down. I have been playing my Ibanez 27.5 scale baritone length but found it to be a little big for my hand. This fits very well and is really enjoyable to play. The Bridge SD-JB pickup it my go to and with the sustainer in the neck adds to the flavor you can get out of this green little beast. Im calling it Slimer and sold my Ibanez.

Recently got this guitar and it is absolutely stunning to look at. The pictures doesn't do it justice compared to seeing it in person. Playability it's a 10/10 and once you get used to the sustainiac it becomes even more versatile. Being a baritone guitar it is tuned B to B so you have a great deep sound. Came out of the box ready to play and I've been loving it ever since. Have not touched my standard 6 strings since and probably won't for a while. Thank you Schecter research for making this chugging beast of a guitar that can lay it down thicc and heavy!

If you want to achieve the Type O sound, rhis is the place to start.
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<br>If you want a solid, hard hitting, sustain insane baritone guitar.....then this is a no brainer.
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<br>It's only slightly heavier compared to Black Jack models.....but that's because it should be. It's comfortable, plays amazing. Slight adjustments needed out of the box but that was very minimal.
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<br>I'm not a fan of 7 string guitars and I was hoping this would cover all the tones. And it does. All notes on a standard guitar are accessible on this neck.
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<br>I would buy this again without a doubt.