Schecter C7 Blackjack ATX

Features
Features.....Can you really fault something if you know going into it what it is equipped with? That's like negging the COW for only having one pickup. That being said, this guitar could use a Graphtech Ghost set up, since it has the TonePros bridge! Otherwise the features are great; Grover tuners, Blackouts, TonePros, and the awesome 26.5" scale.

Sound
Like a piano on clean tones, like a pitbull on gain tones. Seriously, this is the first 7-string I've not wanted to yank the pickups out of. It sounds fantastic. What struck me about this guitar though is how loud and resonant it is unplugged. The day I got it, I stopped by the inlaws for something, and my mother-in-law wanted to see it, and hear me play it. I said "well it's electric, so it won't be very loud" but strumming and picking it, I was blown...

Seriously awesome guitar. It's likely this will be my first seven when I have the funds.

I too have noticed the acoustic loudness of my Schecter. I own a C1-Classic as my main guitar, and with 12-54 gauge tuned DGCFAD it sounds incredibly good unplugged.

C7 Blackjacks have far worse fret access than Hellraisers and Loomii.