Schecter C-1 Platinum - Iconic Guitar Tones Recorded on It
3 iconic guitar tones recorded on a Schecter C-1 Platinum - pickup positions, tuning, amp settings, and pedal chains, all in one place. Adapt any of them to your own rig in under a minute.
- mid-forward
- active pickups
- high output
- mid-priced tier
Translate any of these tones to your rig
Mahogany-and-maple set-thru 24-fret shred platform with active EMG humbuckers: tight, fast low end with no flub, a hard aggressive upper-midrange bite and a glassy compressed top; it hits the front of an amp hard and stays articulate under heavy gain, so target tones usually need less preamp gain than a passive guitar would.
Songs Recorded With the Schecter C-1 Platinum
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Common Questions About the Schecter C-1 Platinum
What does the Schecter C-1 Platinum sound like?
Mahogany-and-maple set-thru 24-fret shred platform with active EMG humbuckers: tight, fast low end with no flub, a hard aggressive upper-midrange bite and a glassy compressed top; it hits the front of an amp hard and stays articulate under heavy gain, so target tones usually need less preamp gain than a passive guitar would.
Who plays a Schecter C-1 Platinum?
Pop Evil and Havukruunu are the artists who use a Schecter C-1 Platinum most often in our catalog. 2 artists total have at least one recording on this guitar.
Is the Schecter C-1 Platinum good for hard rock?
Yes - most of the songs in our catalog that run through a Schecter C-1 Platinum are in the hard rock, alternative metal, post-grunge world. Each per-song breakdown lists the pickup position and amp settings that pair with it on those tracks.
What songs were recorded with the Schecter C-1 Platinum?
3 songs in our catalog use the Schecter C-1 Platinum, including "Torn to Pieces" by Pop Evil, "Deal with the Devil" by Pop Evil, "Tavastland" by Havukruunu. The full list is above - each one links to the per-song settings page.
Do I need a Schecter C-1 Platinum to play these songs?
No - that's the whole point of ToneMirror. Each per-song page describes the sound on the record, and our match engine translates it to whatever guitar you actually own. Different pickup type, same recorded result.