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The top of the Stiletto line!
The elegant Stiletto Elite-4 Bass Guitar pulls out all the stops with neck-thru-body, multilaminate construction and high-end appointments. The top is quilted maple with mahogany wings. It features the S-Tek bridge, EMG-HZ pickups, 2-band active EQ, neck binding, dual-diamond 12th fret inlays, and gold hardware.
Schecter Stiletto Elite-4 Bass Guitar Features:
- Neck-thru, multi-laminate construction
- Mahogany wings
- S-TEK bridge
- EMG-HZ pickups
- Two-band active EQ
- Neck binding
- Gold hardware
Schecter Stiletto Elite-4 Bass Guitar Specifications:| Body Type | Solid Body | | Body Wood | Basswood | | Bridge | Thru Bridge | | Bridge Pickup | EMG HZ | | Controls | Volume, Tone, Tone, with Blend | | Finish | Polyurethane | | Fretboard | Rosewood | | Hardware Color | Chrome | | Neck Joint | Through body | | Neck Material | Maple | | Neck Pickup | EMG-HZ | | Number Of Frets | 24 | | Number of Strings | 4 | | Pickup Selector | Blend | | Scale Length | 34" (864 mm) | | Top Wood | Other | | Tuners | Grover | | With Case | None |
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Best bass i've ever touched.
This bass is absolutley amazing, I don't even know where to start. The action is perfect, allowing for fast plucking, slapping and popping, and tapping. I barely had to put down any pressure on the strings to play a note, and there was no fret buzz. The EMG pickups are simply orgasmic, no matter what you want to play, this bass is perfect. This is the best all-around bass i've ever touched, and for less than $599, you can't lose.
Reviewed by ampegbassplayer1969 on 11/14/2006 who plays Classic Rock, Thrash Metal.
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Best kept secret for bassists!
I usually play a B.C. Rich Eagle (American made, early '80s model) as my main bass. This Schecter has become my main axe now. The action and tones are incredible, not to mention the killer looks!
Well worth the price.
Reviewed by jefhar3377 on 3/5/2007 who plays Rock - Punk Jazz.
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The Bass I Was Born For
I was looking for a bass that it's perfect and something that's different. Everyone knows about Ibanezes and Fender basses so I wanted something good and popular, but not being raped from usage. I knew that I wanted to try out a Schecter Stiletto bass, but NEVER THOUGHT I WOULD COME ACROSS THIS ONE! It's worth the money and is a beautiful bass. Your band and friends will be impressed. It has a hard, heavy, and punchy sound. Definatly a bass that I was made and born for. It is also worth THE MONEY!
Reviewed by basstobaseplayer on 6/8/2007 who plays Heavy Metal, , Hard Rock,Grunge, and Funk.
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Greatest bass I've played
I recently bought this bass and after trying other instruments, I knew this was the one for me. It plays great, looks sweet and the tone is just awsome. It is not heavy, and the price is well below what it's worth. I would have gladly paid alot more it.
Reviewed by Art on 11/28/2006 who plays Jazz, Blues, Rock.
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Only bass i own, no need for another
This was the first bass I bought, and after playing it, I loved it. After a while I looked into other bass guitars and I kept going to myself, I like this but I really like my Schecter because with the active and passive pickups all in one it sounds amazing. I can play slap bass classics like Higher Ground then play some Johnny Cash and it still sounds great for both, this baby can handle it all, well worth the price.
Reviewed by steve on 10/16/2006 who plays progressive.
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