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For sale FS/FT Schecter Stargazer 5 string NEW

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Brand New Schecter Stargazer 5 - Crimson Ghost.

Used twice. Just not for me. But a great deal for you. Can sound like a Jazz or a Rickenbacker. Has a split coil humbucker with a pull knob controller. Also has active EQ EMG Hz pick ups. Allowing for extra Bass or Treble boost when ya need it. Mother of pearl box inlays and pickguard. Silver hardware. It plays great, sounds great and looks great.

This bass is perfect. Not a scratch, ding, anything. In MINT condition.

It lists for for $1069.00.
Sells for between $699 and $750 new

Schecter Stargazer on Amazon

Plus I'm throwing in Dunlop Straplocks, already installed.

$400 shipped CONUS.

Or... Offer some trade options. I'd prefer to sell, but trades aren't out of the question.

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jazzyitalian

jazzyitalian

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You know what's really special about these 5-string Schecters are the 17MM string spacing.

Most 5-strings have 19MM spacing and when you add 2MM between each string you have a really notable difference in the fretboard width. I used to think that I needed a 19MM fearing that my slap technique would come off sloppy on a 17MM.

Then I tried out my brother's 17MM bass. Boy was I wrong. I didn't need the extra width afterall, and I was that much faster playing a 17MM as well.

It's less common to see a 17MM and in my opinion, closer is better. Bump for a nice 5-string bass. :hyper:

Jazz.

SELLING A BLACK SCHECTER 004 (a/k/a "Schecterboker") BASS...http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=560144&highlight=
 
Noonan768

Noonan768

Jul 6, 2009
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St Johns, FL
www.mtdbass.com
Thanks brother..
But actually this neck is different. I have a Stiletto 5 string and the spacing is at 17mm.. I love it. This one is at 19mm. Much more room. This is part of the reason I am not comfortable with it. I know a lot of 5 string players love that extra space.. So if you've played another Schecter 5 and wanted more room.. this is the bass for you.
 
Noonan768

Noonan768

Jul 6, 2009
523
70
St Johns, FL
www.mtdbass.com
Some mroe info.. in case you were wondering.
The neck is nice. A little extra spacing compared to the stiletto 5 string. Kinda roomy. The action it low to medium. Really comfortable. No fret buzz at all.

Great tone. Lots of versatility with this pup config. With the split coil , it really branched out to a nice double j sound.. or the MM humbucker with a nice Ric style growl to it. It has an active eq with treble and bass boost. Aslo a blend knob.

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Noonan768

Noonan768

Jul 6, 2009
523
70
St Johns, FL
www.mtdbass.com
fourstringbliss said:
35" or 34" scale? Lacquer or satin neck? How heavy?
Click to expand...

Sorry for taking so long...

It is a 35" scale and has a satin finish on the neck. Quite fast actually.

It doesn't have an arm contour.. as in like a strat for your forearm (I'm guessing). It is a flat top minus the contour for the upper frets. It does have binding on the body and neck.

Keep em' coming? Anything else? :p
 

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