If there's a company that specializes in producing metal guitars, it's Schecter. From Seymour Duncan-equipped Superstrats to djent-ready 7-strings electric guitars, there's something in its lineup for every aspiring shredder.
And there's plenty of budget-friendly models in the company's range, too. Take this Demon-7 seven-string, for example.
With its aggressively voiced Diamond Active humbucking pickups, basswood body, maple neck with a 24-fret smooth wenge fingerboard – that's adorned with rather metal-esque gothic cross inlays – and gorgeous Vintage White finish, you'd expect such a well-spec'd model to sell for at least 500 bucks.
And while it originally goes for $419, Guitar Center have slashed its price ahead of Amazon Prime Day to only $299.99 (opens in new tab). That's a massive saving of almost 30 percent. You'd be lucky to find the Demon-7 for sub-$300 anywhere else.
Other features include a Schecter custom hardtail fixed bridge, a string thru body tailpiece, black hardware, master volume and tone controls and a three-way pickup selector switch.
So if you're looking for a 7-string that'll unleash hell and comfortably handle those super-low tunings, look no further than the Schecter Demon-7. To secure it for yourself at this stunningly low price, head over to Guitar Center (opens in new tab) right now.
Don't forget to visit our regularly updated Prime Day deals hub, in which we round up the latest bargains on the best guitar gear.
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Prime Day quick links
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- Guitar Center | Check out the HUGE Guitar-a-thon sale (opens in new tab)
- Sweetwater | Shop their huge home recording event (opens in new tab)
- Musician's Friend | It's Rocktober! Save up to 25% on guitar gear (opens in new tab)
- Sam Ash | Take a trip to the Sam Ash outlet (opens in new tab)
- Zzounds | View all the special offers on guitar gear (opens in new tab)