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Schecter Omen IV

Agree with Wallace. I've found the electronics in Schecter instruments to be the weak point. They either lack in tone or in personality depending on the model in my opinion. That does not apply to all models though to be fair. The Model T comes with Duncan p'ups and does sound pretty thumpin'.

That being said, a lot of people find them to work just fine for them and for what they are playing. Their basses are also built like tanks from my experience. I have a Studio 5, it's a great 5 string all in all.

Try some out if you can find some locally and see how it makes you feel. Always the best way to go. :D
 
Well, I was at a music store today, tried it and was blown by a sound of it. Good on lows, good on highs, no fretbuzz, felt great while I was playing. So is this love that I'm feelin'? Should I buy it and than upgrade to a different p'ups?
 
I know this is an old post, but if you are still looking for an omen 5, I have one that I am looking to sell. I got it at a local clearance. 280 plus shipping if your interested....paypal for secure transaction...

Thanks
 

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