Schecter Nick Johnston Traditional HSS Electric Guitar, Atomic Frost

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Quick Product Summary The Schecter Nick Johnston Traditional HSS in Atomic Frost combines classic S-style versatility with the modern playability and thoughtful specification associated with Nick Johnston's signature range. Its alder body is paired with a roasted maple Vintage "C" neck and ebony fingerboard, creating a responsive instrument equally at home with clean rhythm work, expressive lead playing and more technically demanding styles. An HSS pickup configuration combines Schecter Diamond Nick Johnston single coils in the neck and middle positions with a more powerful Diamond '78 humbucker at the bridge. A push-pull coil split adds further tonal flexibility, while Schecter locking tuners and a Diamond Vintage Tremolo make this a highly capable choice for rehearsals, recording and live performance. At A Glance Feature | Details | Brand | Schecter | Model | Nick Johnston Traditional HSS | Model Number | 1542 | Finish | Atomic Frost | Type | Solid Body Electric Guitar | Condition | New | Body | Alder | Neck | Roasted Maple | Fingerboard | Ebony | Pickup Configuration | HSS | Main Appeal | Classic versatility with modern Schecter playability | Best For | Rock, blues, fusion, pop, indie, progressive and session work | What’s Included? Schecter Nick Johnston Traditional HSS Electric Guitar Atomic Frost finish Factory-fitted Ernie Ball .010–.046 strings The compatible Schecter SGR Universal Guitar Hardcase is available separately and is not supplied as standard. What Makes the Schecter Nick Johnston Traditional HSS Special? The Nick Johnston Traditional HSS takes a familiar double-cut electric guitar format and updates it with features aimed at today's player. The roasted maple Vintage "C" neck, ebony fingerboard, 14" radius and 22 X-Jumbo frets provide a smooth, comfortable playing surface, while the Graph Tech XL Black TUSQ nut and Schecter locking tuners add practical upgrades for regular playing and string changes. The understated Atomic Fr