Schecter California Classic Trans Sky

Quality of build is by all means flawless. Sounds are from bold modern super strat (knobs down) to more vintage SSS type of sounds (knobs up) + possibilities of combinations. I took one star away from "sound" as if you compare to the best of the best possible sounds of modern/vintage this is still a compromise - even a great one.

They do not tell how this is done and as single coils can not be split then probably they have an additional "less turns" output from the single coils. Never seen this in any guitar but it really works.

Frets are big (jumbo), even that big that if you are used to press strings very hard to the fretboard at e.g. open chords you may end up getting slightly out of tune. So, can take some time to get used to if you are not familiar with jumbo frets. Nut string slots are filed absolutely to the right depth. Neck is very nice, sort of flat C and radius is also very flat but works for me at least.
Guitar (at least this one) feels a tiny bit heavy even body is weight reliefed.

The thing that I did not liked is the "3-string" -string tree. I think that is just too cheap piece of metal and in my case caused tuning problems to G string when using tremolo. First I just routed G string above the slot and it would have been ok but I finally ended up ordering 2x Göldo roller string trees and routed e+B and G+D under these. This needs that you drill one extra hole to the headstock. Anyways, that seemed to do it and now it stays much better in tune.

Overall a great modern guitar.