![]() The neck profile tells you the thickness (neck depth) and shape in cross section. Neck Profile Schecter C-7 Blackjack's neck profile You want to avoid such a long scale if you don't plan to play in low tunings since the longer scale also means the frets are more separated, making it harder to play fast, especially for small hands. This is useful for lower tunings, 7-string, or even classical guitars. This scale is close to the popular 25.50" length, but adding an additional inch allows you to tune your strings lower while keeping the action low without causing fret buzz. Here's the Schecter C-7 Blackjack's 26.5" scale length compared to other common sizes: Schecter C-7 Blackjack's scale length (at the top) compared to other popular sizes A longer scale length means longer distance between frets, brighter tone and more string tension-which means lower action, but more difficult bending of the strings. It can tell you a lot about the overall playability and tone of the instrument. ![]() Scale length is the distance the strings will span between the bridge and the nut. This was recorded from some online retailers that publish the weight of the instruments they sell. We found that the Schecter C-7 Blackjack weighs between 7.25lbs (3.3kgs) and 7.7lbs (3.5kgs). ![]()
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