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Schecter Owners Club, part 3

Funny. My other bass, that’s sitting in its case out in the garage, is an Ibby. It’s an SG(can’t remember the number) that I bought off some dude for $70. Actually a great bass too.
Seems like the clankiness is kind of a good sound if you’re playing metal, right? I get that it might not be what you want when playing outside of a band context though. I’m not in a band at least not yet and with all the different genres I like to dabble in maybe I need to avoid the clank.
You a fingers or pick player?
Maybe I do need some distortion…I’ve got a green Russian pi fuzz that is in my guitar pedal board. Might be pretty kick ass with bass. Also have a Spark amp which I guess has a ton of options for bass. Haven’t explored that yet. Been really stuck in playing guitar for a long while now. Excited to get back into bass.
I play fingers. I am not coordinated enough to use a pick lol. As of late, i have tried to practice picking here and there. I do like the sound of it distorted.
Trying to find a sound i like is tough. It changes with the weather. I had it on my pedal, but i changed it when i switched basses. I cannot seem to find it now. I currently have a clean sound that i like.
Unfortunately i am too busy for the next couple months to really experiment.
 
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I play fingers. I am not coordinated enough to use a pick lol. As of late, i have tried to practice picking here and there. I do like the sound of it distorted.
Trying to find a sound i like is tough. It changes with the weather. I had it on my pedal, but i changed it when i switched basses. I cannot seem to find it now. I currently have a clean sound that i like.
Unfortunately i am too busy for the next couple months to really experiment.
Yeah I like fingers for the way it puts you in touch with the instrument. I like the attack of the pick though. I know it’s an age old debate haha.
Cool chatting with you man. Hope you’re busy for the next few months because you’ll be making loads of cash, meeting exotic women, and touring the world. Cheers.
 
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Well was going to get a C-5 GT but ordered one of these instead. A Daniel Firth Hellraiser Extreme 5. Unfortunately on backorder.
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Well, I am now the owner of this gorgeous Schecter SLS Elite Evil Twin 4. Looks, feels and sounds amazing! I am glad I listened to all of you about the quality of Schecter basses. Posting some of my pictures as well as some that Sweetwater sent me since they are done professionally vs. my phone pictures. View attachment 4259079 View attachment 4259080 View attachment 4259081 View attachment 4259082 View attachment 4259083 View attachment 4259084 View attachment 4259085
Hey the schecter i ordered has fishman and curious how you liking them so far?
 
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Now I’ve got my eye on this beauty. Fully passive but with a cornucopia of sounds.

I played my Raiden Special-4 in church today. Passive. Ran it in humbucker mode. It’s still got an old set of D’Addario ProSteels 45-100 tuned in D Standard. I need to get some new strings on it but every time I play it I remember how great it feels and sounds.
 
Hey the schecter i ordered has fishman and curious how you liking them so far?
I am a bedroom player, so my input is of very limited value. Personally I find them very pleasing to my ears. I play both pickups on on classic setting and EQ all flat majority of the time. The one time I joined a few friends in a studio rehearsal space and I played through an Ampeg SVT with 8x10 cab, I had to roll the bass knob down quit a bit.
 
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