saxxamafone
Well-known member
What’s the difference between CE and SE?
What does CE and SE stand for?
Cheers!
What does CE and SE stand for?
Cheers!
mboogman
Active member
The no discontinued CE series were made in the US factory. They are every bit as good as the Customs, just with a bolt on neck. The SE's are made in ???? asia somewhere. I have two CE's ('94 22 and a '92 24), and I actually prefer the sound and feel of the CE's to the customs I've played. 
Audioholic
New member
Big difference to me. Se's are the entry level guitars, while very nice for entry level, the CE's are more like PRS higher end guitars, just with a bolt on neck. I have a CE and it is a fantastic guitar
ericsabbath
Active member
the SE is made in korea by the schecter factory
had a SE custom 22, and it was a good guitar, but had a fake photoflame top (it didn't even had any kind of maple layer) and it wasn't no near as good as the two mccarties I had
had a SE custom 22, and it was a good guitar, but had a fake photoflame top (it didn't even had any kind of maple layer) and it wasn't no near as good as the two mccarties I had
JohnnyC
New member
CE = Classic Electric
i love my 1990 alderbody CE24.its plain jain black with no fancy flames/quilt or birds.
SE = Student edition?
good guitars for the price. ive owned a tremonti SE. i hate glossy necks but this one had a great neck
crappy pickups and electronics thou.
i love my 1990 alderbody CE24.its plain jain black with no fancy flames/quilt or birds.
SE = Student edition?
good guitars for the price. ive owned a tremonti SE. i hate glossy necks but this one had a great neck
crappy pickups and electronics thou.
Xanthus
New member
SE=second edition