Schecter Nick Johnston Traditional HSS LH - Atomic Green

Schecter Nick Johnston Traditional HSS LH Atomic Green

The Schecter Nick Johnston Traditional HSS LH Atomic Green is a premium left-handed model crafted for players seeking versatility, clarity, and modern playability. With roasted maple neck, HSS pickup configuration, and high-quality hardware, it offers everything from smooth cleans to powerful rock tones.

Modern HSS design for left-handed players

The 25.5” scale and 22 X-Jumbo frets provide sustain, tonal accuracy, and fast performance. The Vintage "C" neck shape delivers comfort for both rhythm and lead playing.

Construction and materials

The alder body provides a balanced tonal foundation with excellent dynamics. The roasted maple neck increases stability and resonance while the ebony fingerboard enhances clarity and smooth playability. Locking tuners ensure tuning stability and quick string changes.

Electronics and sound

This model features two Nick Johnston single coils paired with a Schecter Diamond ’78 bridge humbucker. The HSS configuration gives a wide tonal palette, and the push-pull tone control allows for additional coil split options.

Specifications

• Color: Atomic Green
• Body: Alder
• Construction: Bolt-on
• Neck: Roasted Maple
• Neck Shape: Vintage "C"
• Fingerboard: Ebony
• Frets: 22 X-Jumbo
• Scale: 25.5"
• Radius: 14"
• Inlays: Brass Circles
• Bridge: Diamond Vintage Tremolo
• Bridge Pickup: Schecter Diamond '78
• Neck Pickup: Nick Johnston Single Coil
• Middle Pickup: Nick Johnston Single Coil
• Controls: Volume / Tone (Push-Pull) / 5-Way Switch
• Tuners: Schecter Locking
• Hardware: Chrome
• Orientation: Left-handed

FAQ

Is this model left-handed?

Yes, this is a fully left-handed version.

What pickups does it use?

Two Nick Johnston single coils and one Diamond ’78 humbucker.

Does it include coil split?

Yes, the push-pull tone control enables coil splitting for added versatility.

What type of tremolo does it have?

The guitar uses the Schecter Diamond Vintage Tremolo system.