Schecter Signature Nick Johnston PT Atomic Ink E-Gitarre

Schecter Nick Johnston PT Atomic Ink - Signature electric guitar with vintage charm and modern power

The Schecter Nick Johnston PT in Atomic Ink is a modern interpretation of the classic T-style guitar - equipped with premium components, an expressive sound and an elegant vintage look. Inspired by the versatile guitarist Nick Johnston, this signature model offers an impressive combination of traditional design and modern playability - perfect for discerning players looking for sound variety and first-class workmanship at an attractive price.

Design & finish - vintage meets modern

Visually, the Nick Johnston PT remains true to the classic look: a solid alder body in a sophisticated Atomic Ink finish meets a simple, no-frills T-style design. Despite the solid construction (current weight: approx. 4.1 kg), the guitar remains pleasantly balanced - comparable to a Les Paul, but with a more ergonomic shape.

A real highlight is the roasted neck made of hard rock maple with screw-in neck joint and vintage C-profile. The dimensions (.790" at the 1st fret / .860" at the 12th fret) offer a balanced mix of comfort and stability. The fingerboard with 14" radius and 22 jumbo frets guarantees fluid playing in all positions - perfect for fast runs, blues bends or modern shred technique.

High-quality hardware for maximum reliability

Lockable Schecter locking tuners in combination with a Graph Tech XL Black Tusq nut ensure tuning stability. The Diamond PT-S bridge offers solid intonation and consistent performance - whether in the studio or on stage.

Versatile sound with signature pickups

The pickup configuration (HH) combines a Diamond '78 Humbucker (neck, 8.4k Ohm) with a Nick Johnston Signature Humbucker (bridge, 7.6k Ohm). The result: a powerful, dynamic sound that can switch effortlessly between smooth blues and crunchy rock to metal.

The neck pickup delivers warm mids, a silky high-frequency image and a rounded low-end - perfect for clean passages or singing lead sounds. The pickup can be split using the push-pull tone control, which opens up additional tonal options in combination with the bridge pickup. The bridge pickup remains twangy and transparent - with enough bite for distorted riffs, but without sharp highs. Also ideal for pedal setups and amp dynamics.

Playing feel & flexibility at a high level

Whether jazz, blues, country, rock or progressive - the Schecter Nick Johnston PT is extremely versatile. It responds excellently to playing nuances and, thanks to the moderate output power of the pickups, offers enormous dynamics and control. Players like Nick Johnston consciously rely on such configurations in order to shape the sound with their hands - and not just with hot pickups.

Conclusion: High-quality signature T-style for modern guitarists

The Schecter Nick Johnston PT Atomic Ink is an excellently crafted electric guitar that combines classic looks with modern features. It scores points with its harmonious ergonomics, versatile sound and high-quality components - and all this at a remarkable price-performance ratio. This signature model is a real insider tip for anyone looking for an expressive, professional T-style guitar.

Features:

• Signature electric guitar by Nick Johnston
• Color: Atomic Ink
• Body: Alder, solid construction
• Neck: Roasted hard rock maple, bolted in
• Neck shape: Vintage C (.790" - .860")
• Fretboard: Maple (roasted), 14" radius
• Frets: 22 Jumbo
• Nut: Graph Tech XL Black Tusq, 42 mm (1.643")
• Scale length: 25,5"
• Inlays: Brass dots
• Pickups:
  • Neck: Schecter Diamond '78 (8.4k Ohm)
  • Bridge: Schecter Diamond Nick Johnston (7.6k Ohm)
• Electronics: Vol / Tone (push-pull) / 3-way switch
• Bridge: Diamond PT-S
• Machine heads: Schecter Locking
• Weight: approx. 9.0 lbs (4.1 kg)
• Made in Indonesia
• Scope of delivery: Without bag or case

Specs:

• incl. Case: no
• Incl. Bag: no
• Frets: 22
• Scale: 648 mm
• Color: Black
• Pickup System: HSS
• Pickup-Type: passive
• Strings: 6
• Set Offer: no
• Tremolo: yes
• Type: electric Guitar
• Theme: Guitars and Basses

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