Skip to main content
LIVESaturday, 25 July 2026
LATEST

Machine Gun Kelly Razor Blade possibly The Worst Guitar of 2024?

The Machine Gun Kelly Razor Blade featuring Schecter USA Pasadena Plus bridge pickup and Master Volume, plus Killswitch Controls.

Contains affiliate links

Machine Gun Kelly Razor Blade possibly The Worst Guitar of 2024? Schecter-Machine-Gun-Kelly-Razor-Blade

The Machine Gun Kelly Razor Blade by Schecter is possibly the most ridiculous-looking guitar of 2024. It features some nice hardware and pickups, but it will almost certainly divide opinion.

Machine Gun Kelly Razor Blade

This Machine Gun Kelly signature model comes fitted with a Schecter USA Pasadena Plus bridge pickup and a Master Volume, plus Killswitch controls.

Schecter Machine Gun Kelly signature model

Basswood

It has a basswood body shaped like a razor blade. This is paired with a bolt-on three-piece maple neck that is reinforced with carbon fiber rods and has an ebony fretboard that has a 14" radius. Which is fairly flat and probably good for riffing with.

Razor Blade

Silver Machine

The Slim C profile neck has a XX inlay at the 12th Fret, plus a set of glow-in-the-dark Luminlay side dots, and a set of 22 Xtra Jumbo frets. Along with a Graph Tech XL Black Tusq nut and a Hipshot hardtail bridge, plus a set of locking tuners. Therefore, tuning should be rock solid on this oddball-looking guitar. It comes in a Metallic Silver finish with matching chrome hardware, therefore it certainly looks the part.

Hipshot Hardtail bridge

The Worst Guitar of 2024?

Maybe, it is not the worst guitar of 2024, but it is certainly the dumbest looking one of the year so far. It might well appeal to 13-year-old kids though, or fans of comic rock. But for us, it just looks plain gimmicky and not very viable as a day-to-day instrument. Though we still think it is a million times better than the Worst Guitar of 2023.

Schecter Machine Gun Kelly Razor Blade - The Worst Guitar of 2024?

Would you buy one?

Let us know what you think of this guitar in the comments section below. Would you buy one? Are you a fan of this new signature guitar? If so, let us know where you would play a guitar like this.

For now, we think that it could be the oddest-looking guitar of 2024 so far. But if you think we are wrong then make sure you tell us why in the comments. MSRP - $1499

More Information

Jef Stone
Jef Stone
Founder and editor of GuitarBomb. Jef has been writing about guitars, effects pedals, and music gear for over ten years, covering everything from breaking gear news and leaks to hands-on reviews.