In this Schecter Diamond Series Guitars review, we’ll analyze 10 of the best Schecter guitar models available today, breaking down everything that’s great and not so great about these hard-rocking guitars. Of course, if you’re a hard rocker and know you want to eventually buy a Schecter, choosing from that many options can make things difficult. Today, Schecter makes a wide range of great guitars in the Diamond Series at varying price points and features. So, while they’ve been around since the mid-1970s, they really came into the mainstream guitar player’s purview in the late 1990s when the company launched its first mass-produced lineup of guitars: the Diamond Series.
The American company, best known for its high-quality guitars geared toward rock and metal players, started out as a custom shop house before a series of business moves led them to the well-known, powerhouse guitar maker they are today. Believe it or not, Schecter Guitars have been around for nearly five decades.
