Built for players who live in the space between melody and aggression, the Schecter Jack Fowler PT electric guitar reflects the demands of a guitarist who has spent years navigating massive stages and emotionally charged music. As the lead guitarist for Sleeping With Sirens, Jack blends soaring leads with heavy, articulate riffing, demanding an instrument that can move seamlessly between precision and power. Built on Schecter’s PT platform, this signature T-style model features a lightweight ash body with a forearm comfort contour for balance and comfort, paired with a wenge neck reinforced by carbon fiber rods for exceptional stability. A thin C neck profile and ebony fingerboard with stainless-steel frets support fast, expressive playing, while Schecter’s Pasadena humbuckers with coil-splitting deliver everything from articulate cleans to punchy, high-output drive. It’s a purpose-built instrument shaped by Jack’s unique musical point of view and real-world performance needs.
Pasadena Pickups for Vintage Character With Modern Output
At the tonal core of the Jack Fowler PT is a versatile Pasadena pickup pairing designed to bridge classic warmth and contemporary punch. The Pasadena Classic neck humbucker delivers smooth, rounded tones that excel for cleans, layered textures and expressive lead lines, while the hotter Pasadena Plus bridge humbucker adds the bite and authority needed for driving riffs and heavier passages. A push/pull coil split opens the door to brighter, single-coil-style clarity, expanding the guitar’s range without complicating the control layout. Managed via a straightforward master volume, master tone and three-way selector, the electronics remain intuitive and performance-friendly.
Lightweight Ash Body for Snap, Balance and Resonance
Tonally, the ash body provides a lively, articulate foundation with a tight low end and crisp high-frequency response that keeps notes defined under gain. Its natural snap enhances pick attack, helping fast passages and complex chord voicings stay clear in dense mixes. The flat-top construction preserves the PT’s traditional silhouette, while the forearm contour improves comfort during long sets. Subtle cream body binding adds visual contrast without overpowering the guitar’s understated aesthetic, reinforcing a design that balances classic influence with modern refinement.
Wenge Neck and Ebony Fingerboard for Stability and Precision
Stability and speed come from a wenge neck reinforced with dual carbon-fiber rods, offering excellent resistance to temperature and humidity changes. A thin C profile promotes relaxed hand positioning and quick transitions across the fretboard, while the ebony fingerboard contributes snap and clarity to every note. X-jumbo stainless-steel frets provide a slick, durable surface that supports wide bends and controlled vibrato with minimal wear over time. Paired with a 25.5" scale length and 14" radius, the neck encourages accuracy and confidence across the full register.
Locking Hardware and Premium Components for Reliable Performance
Reliability is reinforced through carefully chosen hardware designed for real-world use. Schecter locking tuners allow fast string changes and maintain tuning stability, while a TonePros locking Tune-o-matic bridge and locking stop tailpiece enhance sustain and keep intonation secure. A Graph Tech Ivory TUSQ nut further improves tuning consistency and string balance, particularly during aggressive playing. Together, these components create a solid, dependable platform built to withstand the demands of touring, rehearsals and studio work alike.
A Signature PT Shaped by Modern Performance Needs
The Schecter Jack Fowler PT electric guitar delivers a refined blend of classic design and modern performance features, shaped directly by the needs of a working artist. Its resonant ash body, fast and stable wenge neck, and flexible Pasadena pickups support a wide range of tones and playing styles, while premium hardware ensures confidence onstage and in the studio. Familiar yet forward-thinking, this signature PT captures Jack’s dynamic approach and Schecter’s focus on performance-driven craftsmanship.