Detail 01
Mahogany body
Denser and warmer than alder or basswood, favoring low-mid weight over top-end snap. Also adds noticeable weight on a strap.

Independent shopping perspective
Four-string Schecter bass with a mahogany body, walnut neck and active electronics, finished satin see-thru black. For intermediate players wanting a warm, round low end.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Denser and warmer than alder or basswood, favoring low-mid weight over top-end snap. Also adds noticeable weight on a strap.
Detail 02
Stiff and dense, which tightens note definition and resists seasonal movement more than a plain maple neck.
Detail 03
Softer and more porous than maple, taking a fraction off the attack and rounding the note edge.
Detail 04
Onboard preamp raises output and gives EQ at the instrument, so you adjust tone without walking to the amp.
Detail 05
Wood grain reads through the finish, so no two bodies look identical.
Detail 06
Changes how the instrument hangs and where the balance point sits compared with a symmetrical body.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
This is the four-string version. Same family and active electronics, but no low B and a narrower neck, which suits players with smaller hands.
The preamp is powered. Without a working battery the bass won't pass signal, so keep a spare in your case.
It leans warm and round rather than bright and snappy. You can boost treble on the preamp, but a brighter body wood suits aggressive slap better.
Yes. See-thru black is a tinted finish, so the grain shows through rather than being covered by solid paint.
Reference
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