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Schecter CSH-1 2004 - See-Thru Cherry
Schecter CSH-1 2004 - See-Thru Cherry
- 4.96 from 259 verified buyers
- 2,000+ guitars sold
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There’s something quietly impressive about the early-2000s Schecter Diamond Series guitars, and this CSH-1 is a great example of why they’ve earned such a loyal following. It doesn’t try to be flashy for the sake of it — it’s just a well-built, thoughtfully designed semi-hollow that delivers a wide range of usable tones and plays effortlessly.
This one is finished in See-Thru Cherry, showing off the figured maple top with a deep, rich red that looks even better in person. The semi-hollow construction gives it a bit of air and openness acoustically, while still feeling solid and controlled when plugged in. Condition is excellent overall — very clean for its age, with only a few small, light surface scratches here and there. Nothing structural, nothing distracting.
Plugged in, it’s a versatile guitar. The Duncan Designed humbuckers have a full, articulate voice with plenty of clarity, and the coil-split functionality opens things up nicely when you want brighter, more single-coil-like tones. It’s equally comfortable handling warm, rounded cleans or pushed, mid-forward drive without getting muddy.
Playability is where this guitar really shines. The set neck feels smooth and broken-in, the fretwork is clean, and it has that effortless feel that makes you want to keep playing longer than you planned.
Specs and features:
- Semi-hollow body with center block
- Figured maple top with mahogany body
- Set mahogany neck
- Rosewood fretboard with diamond inlays
- 24.75” scale length
- 22 frets
- Duncan Designed humbuckers
- Push/pull coil-split for added tonal flexibility
- Tune-o-matic bridge with stop tailpiece
- Gold hardware
- Made in Korea
It’s a great option if you’re looking for a semi-hollow that covers a lot of ground — blues, rock, indie, ambient — without feeling fragile or overly specialized.
Like all my guitars, this one’s been cared for and dialed in—no guesswork, no surprises, just a great instrument that’s ready to play. I personally inspect and test every guitar before it ships, making sure it’s in the exact condition I’d want to receive myself. These guitars come from me, not a shop—each one gets the kind of attention and care only a real guitar lover gives. Ships fast and fully insured
I bought this guitar, inspected it, photographed it, dialed it in, and I'll be the one packing it. If something isn't right when it arrives, you're not filing a ticket — you're emailing the person who put it in the box.
Same guitar, same packing, same insurance, same 3-day return window you'd get anywhere else I list it. It just costs less here, because there's no platform fee in the price.
Questions before you buy? Ask me anything — more photos, a specific measurement, or anything the listing doesn't cover.
Shipping & Insurance
Shipping & Insurance
Ships within 1 business day via UPS or FedEx Ground — typically 3-5 business days in transit. Every guitar is fully insured for its full purchase price, with signature required on delivery. Packed properly — hard cases shipped in a double box with foam padding, strings detuned, neck and headstock supported.
Flat $75 shipping anywhere in the US, no matter the price of the guitar. Full details in the shipping policy.
Returns
Returns
3 days from delivery to decide. That's your window to let me know, not to get it back to me. Play it, check it against the listing, and message me if anything's off.
Not as described, or damaged in shipping? Full refund, including the shipping you paid, and I pay return shipping. “As described” means everything in the listing: photos, condition notes, specs and included accessories. Every guitar is insured for its full price. If it's damaged in transit, I handle the carrier claim, and you choose between a repair at my expense or a full refund.
Changed your mind? Return it in the condition it arrived, with everything it came with, for a flat $150 fee. The fee is the same whether the guitar was $900 or $9,000, not a percentage. Return shipping is the buyer's responsibility.
Start any return through the return policy page or contact me directly before shipping anything back.
