The Schecter V-1 Hellraiser FR features an original Floyd Rose tremolo system and that delivers tones sure to please any metal player. The mahogany body has an ultra-access cutaway that really lets you get all the way up the 3-piece mahogany neck. The rosewood fretboard has 24 extra-jumbo frets and abalone gothic cross inlays for a dark, sinister look. Active EMG 81TW and 89 pickups deliver crushing electric guitar tone. Now you have more options than ever by activating single-coil sound from the 81TW via a push/pull tone knob.The Original Floyd Rose tremolo bridge will keep you dive bombing all night long. The binding has been specifically chosen to complement the finish. Grover tuners, and black chrome hardware round out the Schecter V-1 FR Hellraiser's killer look. The Black Cherry finish version has a quilted maple top.Schecter knows that for fretboard access, playing comfort, and downright coolness, it's hard to beat a V. You probably know that the Hellraiser is hard to beat for killer looks, tone, and the kind of construction that handles the metal domain, gig after gig, and comes out on top.

The Super-Sonic 112 combines the best of vintage Fender tube amp design with modern refinements that make it more flexible. It features a dual cascading-gain preamp for thick, smooth overdrive, 2 footswitchable channels (Vintage and Burn), a switch for sparkling Vibrolux or thick Bassman voicing on the Vintage channel, spring reverb, and 60W of power from 2 6L6GC tubes that drive a 12" Celestion Vintage 30 speaker. Effects loop with levels, extension speaker jack, preamp out, power amp in, a 3/4" birch/maple cabinet-this is a pro class amplifier that will please the most ardent tube-tone fanatic.

The Marshall 1962 Bluesbreaker Combo Amp is just like the one used by Eric Clapton during his stint with Mayall's Bluesbreakers and famously on the Beano sessions. With 30W output and 2x12 speakers, it produces a gutsy bass and vibrant top, coupled with an overall natural warmth. The valve rectification output stage, pioneered by Marshall in the early 1960s, is responsible for helping achieve the famed compression and sustain exhibited uniquely by both the JTM45 and 1962. Though somewhat tonally similar to a JTM45, the 1962 combo is loaded with 2 Celestion Greenback 25W speakers and also comes with a footswitchable tremolo effect.If you're looking for that sensuous, creamy early Clapton sound, we guarantee that you'll find it in this beautifully reissued Marshall combo. The natural tone and overdrive of the 1962 Bluesbreaker Amp will quickly become a fundamental ingredient in your overall sound.