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SchecterGuitar Research C-7 FR-S Apocalypse 7-String Electric Guitar - Red Reign

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The Korena take

Built around seven strings, a Floyd Rose 1500 tremolo, and Sustainiac electronics, the C-7 FR-S Apocalypse is geared toward technically demanding electric-guitar work. Its USA-made Apocalypse pickups are voiced for high-gain modern metal, while the Sustainiac circuit can hold a note or chord for extended sustained parts. The 26.5-inch scale, thin C neck, 24 stainless-steel frets, and compound-radius ebony fingerboard provide a purpose-built platform for fast runs, bends, and wide-range riffing.

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Strong match

Who this is for

  • High-gain modern-metal riffs and solos that use the guitar’s seven-string range.
  • Tremolo-heavy parts with divebombs, squeals, and radical pitch bends.
  • Sustained lead lines, held chords, and drone-based effects work.

What matters in use

The specifications, translated

Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Schecter Guitar Research C-7 FR-S Apocalypse 7-String Electric Guitar - Red Reign construction detail

Detail 01

Sustainiac electronics

On/off and three-way mode switches let you engage the sustain circuit for extended notes or chords.

Detail 02

Floyd Rose 1500 Series tremolo

Supports divebombs, squeals, and pronounced pitch manipulation while keeping the seven strings in tune.

Detail 03

24 stainless-steel frets

Provides two full octaves of fret access for lead work and bends.

Detail 04

Compound 12–16 inch ebony fingerboard radius

The fingerboard radius changes across the neck rather than remaining a single radius.

Final check

Know before you order

  1. 01The case or gig bag is sold separately.
  2. 02Designed for right-handed players.
Schecter Guitar Research C-7 FR-S Apocalypse 7-String Electric Guitar - Red Reign close-up

Product questions

Before you decide

Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.

01How many strings does the C-7 FR-S Apocalypse have?

It is a seven-string electric guitar.

02Does it have a tremolo bridge?

Yes. It uses a Floyd Rose 1500 Series tremolo bridge.

03What does the Sustainiac do?

Its sustain circuit can keep a note or chord ringing while it is engaged.

Reference

Full specifications

The complete catalog record, organized around the decisions musicians make when comparing gear.

8 detailsPickups & controls
Kill Switch
No
Special Electronics
Sustainiac with on/off and 3-way mode switches
Active or Passive Pickups
Passive
Pickup Switch
3-way
Neck
Sustainiac
Pickup Configuration
HH
Control Layout
Master volume, tone intensity
Bridge
Apocalypse VII
8 detailsPlayability
Fret Size
Extra-jumbo
Radius
Compound 12–16 inch
Orientation
Right handed
Nut Width
1.89
Number of Frets
24
Number of Strings
7-string
Scale Length
26.5
Neck Shape
C thin
17 detailsBody & build
Joint
Set-in
Bridge Type
Tremolo/Vibrato
Color
Black
Bridge Design
Floyd Rose 1500 series
Body Material
Swamp ash
Top Material
Body wood:
Body Finish
Gloss
Body Type
Solidbody
Inlays
Mother-of-pearl Roman numerals
Neck Wood
Maple/paduak multi-ply
Fingerboard Material
Ebony
Country of Origin
South Korea
Body Style
Double cutaway
Color Finish
Red
Body Shape
Double cutaway
Tuning Machines
Grover Rotomatic
Neck Finish
Satin
1 detailsIn the box
Case or Gig Bag
✕ Sold separately
5 detailsOther
Series or Parallel
Parallel
Coil Tap or Split
No
Piezo
No
Truss Rod
Carbon fiber rod
Active EQ
No

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