I Tried The New Schecter Synyster Gates Guitar.

I get to check out the new Synyster Gates Custom-6 headless guitar from Schecter. How do I feel about it? I am not sure.

Time Stamps:
0:00 - Start
0:20 - Intro
1:03 - Disclosure
1:21 - Headless Gutiars
2:35 - Specs
4:46 - Full Mix Example
5:35 - Playthrough
8:19 - What Do I Think?

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[dougversion.]

$2, 300 is nuts. I can custom build a headless Kiesel that's made in the USA and weighs 40% less for that price.

[TheTwoTwoForReal]

This headless guitar is priced so high only headless people would buy it.

[ElectroFret]

$2, 300 for a flat black headless Indonesian built guitar that they slapped a Sustainiac in is absolutely NUTS.

[ChainsawChristmas]

That thing is 8.5 lbs?? Holy crap. My Strandberg is 5.5 lbs.

[liamhudd]

That first mix… really reminds me of shadows fall. I like it

[danielfenmore]

I have one headless and it is my go-to walking around the house or sitting in the recliner guitar. Never have problems smacking the headstock on the walls, door frames or desks.

[drhairy]

I bought a second hand Strandberg Masvidalien from E8ay a couple of years ago when I was 51. The fact that I was stuck in a hospital bed in isolation for 7 weeks spent off my tits on opiates and chemotherapy has absolutely nothing to do with it…

[robertvick]

I hated headless guitars until I tried a Kiesel. Now I have 3. I just fell in love with way they feel and play.

[Motosportz]

I built one from a kit and customized it. I love it. Crazy good tuning stability, great feel, so comfortable sitting, easy to swing around in smaller spaces (I travel in a RV a lot). I put a P90 neck and PAF style humbucker bridge. Very versatile and fun / effortless, to play.

[joshspunkrockgarden]

I think one benefit of the headless design is tuning stability. There's no slack beyond the nut so you can bend and not worry if it's going to return to pitch, kind of like a locking nut.

[DmonfThFll]

I love my headless Legator because where I practice and play is in a tight area and having less guitar to move around is a god send. I used to smack the headstock on the wall and my desk constantly. Now it never happens.

[Peter_Stoops]

I remember Ed VanHalen rocking the headless Steinberger, Vitto Bratta too. It took a minute to wrap my head around how they looked but its cool now…”whatever floats your boat” 🎸🔥🎸🔥

[topfloorstudio]

Whoa wait just a gosh darn I'm just as old as you & I remember the White Lion video where their guitarist was playing that headless guitar. I don't remember anything else but that I remember and I have nostalgia for that I think it was the When The Children Cry so I approve.

[grogueQ]

That might be the cleanest clean sound I've ever heard on this channel.

[travelcanada]

Dude, that first riff in the mix was 🔥🔥

[zanzabarky]

the big advantage is that you can get them to better sit in your lap at an ergonomic 45 degree ish angle.

That one is is just a vive and a littleliytle lighter. The jack and cut out seem specific to make sure you can it hold it in an ergonomic fashion.

[PetParadiseVB]

For that money… I’d just get something boutique

[leegollin]

I got a Kiesel headless Holdsworth and love love love it. Looks a little dorky but it’s fun.

[shanecollins]

I've got a strandberg. I find that it's more comfortable than my other guitars. I'm generally reaching for that one when I just want to get some practice in because it's easier to sit with.

[chris_]

Headless guitars are also more compact and won't experience headstock breaks, so good for travel