Schecter Signature Nick Johnston HSS AS

The guitar sounds very good, especially on singles. The humbucker may not be everyone's cup of tea. It is less bright and very fat, with good low frequencies. This is what I like.
The neck is very comfortable and pleasant to the touch.
The tuners are also very good, there are no problems with them at all.
A tremolo machine works great if set up correctly.
But there are some shortcomings because of which I had to give the guitar to a master:
1. Markers on the frets, in the form of copper rings, are very difficult to see, especially on a dark stage. And during a song it is very easy to miss. I had to take the guitar to a mechanic to have the white inlays installed. And the master told me that perhaps the manufacturer was telling a lie. While drilling holes in the fingerboard, he noticed that it was colored on top, but much lighter on the inside. The question arises: “is this really Ebony”?
2. The fret ends are not finished very well.
3. There were 2-3 frets that needed to be adjusted in height.

I also find it a little awkward to play chords on the 1st fret because the string spacing at the nut is less than on my other guitars (Fender, Charvel, Gibson).
Otherwise this is a great guitar.