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Schecter C-4XXX

Do you think those basses are socially unacceptable?

I have a chance at getting one really cheap. I would just use it for shows probably, or maybe studio. Def. wouldn't play it at church!

but do you think with the "stripper" girl inlays, thats its not a bass i should play with the demeanor towards women?

(especially with a potential woman president)


what are your thoughts?
 
well, us americans tend to get upset over tiny things, such as.
and i DEFINETLY don't support prostistion, etc. which by seen playing the bass could be drawn to a conclusion.

or am i wayyy over-thinking?

I think you're over-thinking the matter. If it looks cool, play it!
People on TB shove pinup stickers on their basses without worrying.
Some stripper inlays shouldn't cause an uproar. :)
 
Nice bass actually. Have one sitting in front of me right now. I hear good and bad things about Schecter but personally I like them. Had this bass for a little over a year now and play it at every gig. It has great action ( I like mine real close to the neck) and the EMGHZ's surprised me. They dont sound all that bad. I scored mine at GC for less then $500 and beat the kid into case as well. I dont play churches so I didnt worry about the inlays.

To be honest..... chicks kinda dig the inlays!
 
Thinking into it WAY too much man.. And how big does the stick up a persons a$$ have to be to get offended by something like that? :rollno:

My band played a show last weekend and one of the other bands had this exact bass. It had a good sound and everything and looks like a quality instrument. The inlays are a little too gimmicky for my tastes, but dude, if you like the bass, how it sounds, feels and looks, then get it. Other peoples opinions should not matter.