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Schecter Owners Club, part 3

the blend knob is not the best, and works more like a 3-way switch. the tone controls are 500k pots with the .022 caps, and the range isnt quite the best. there's basically 3 settings on the tone controls
1 - closed
2 - half
3 - full
although i do like the closed as the .022 rolls off mainly the highs but leaves the mids and lows alone, so it's not as muddy sounding as your usual tone control. i did read that using a .1 cap gives you a wider range of tones throughout the sweep so i may look into swapping caps.

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f38/blend-pot-250k-ac-500k-mn-wow-900094/

Following that thread, I'm expecting much more functionality out of the blend pot. :hyper:

I'll buy a couple of different caps see how it goes. Thanks!
 
Schecter owners, What kind of Stiletto is this model?
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On Ebay someone is claiming that this is Stiletto Extreme.

I thought that Stiletto Extreme have a maple top and Vector inlays???

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Do you think this bass was being misrepresented on Ebay?
Or did older models looks like this?

Thanks Folks
 
Its a Stiletto Deluxe from 2009 (discontinued) not an Extreme

A bit of false representation (possibly accidental)
 
Its a Stiletto Deluxe from 2009 (discontinued) not an Extreme

A bit of false representation (possibly accidental)

IIRC, the deluxes were dropped an replaced with the extremes. the main difference being transparent finishes with quilted maple veneers and the "vector" inlays. they both still have basswood bodies and 1-piece maple necks with the common "scarf-joint" headstocks found on jacksons.
 
IIRC, the deluxes were dropped an replaced with the extremes. the main difference being transparent finishes with quilted maple veneers and the "vector" inlays. they both still have basswood bodies and 1-piece maple necks with the common "scarf-joint" headstocks found on jacksons.

Thanks for the input on these...
Cool...
 
Just joined the community--playing for about 6 months and absolutely diggin' it. Here's my new Damien Elite-4. Hope I can get a number and become part of the group.
Thanks!
 

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Love this guy,but I wish it had the inlay markers on the fret board. No flash,,, just clean and suffocated looking. I just started looking for a new bass and was steering towards a Ibanez 5 string, but suddenly have been completely turn around. These Schecter's are beautiful. I can only hope they sound and play well.
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Love this guy,but I wish it had the inlay markers on the fret board. No flash,,, just clean and suffocated looking. I just started looking for a new bass and was steering towards a Ibanez 5 string, but suddenly have been completely turn around. These Schecter's are beautiful. I can only hope they sound and play well.

Is there a Guitar Center anywhere near you? They always have lots of Schecters in stock to try out. And you can order one from them, take it home, demo it for up to 30 days and return for a refund if you don't like it.