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How's thisWe need a pic of your Schecter, please...
Yeah Paul LF the model t's are sweet. Just sold the hellraiser extreme 4 to get me the black diamond j and a one of a kind diamond p in candy apple red with just the p bass pickup.I have to say that Model T was another top choice for me when I was looking at Schecters, but they were a lot more money than what I paid for my Diamond J bass. Who knows, maybe I might be able to still get one down the road, as if I don't have enough stuff already.![]()
Are you talking about 2015?Speaking of humbuckers, does anyone know how the pick ups are wired on the Diamond J Bass? I have a feeling that in it's normal position, both pick ups are wired to be a single humbucker, and when you pull the knob they're in single coil mode. They call it "vintage tone" or something like that. The tone of it kind of reminds me of a Music Man, that's also why I'm thinking this. Is this the case?
According the FAQ on Schecter's site and my serial number, it's a 2009 model (it starts with "W09",) but I bought it as a "scratch and dent" clearance model I think in 2013. It was the last model they had on site and I guess probably been sitting in the warehouse a few years. There was nothing wrong with it other than the box being opened, too. It does have some sort of feature when you pull up on the tone knob it changes the sound.Are you talking about 2015?
I know they have series / Paraell capability in the new models.
That's pretty cool.Yeah Paul LF the model t's are sweet. Just sold the hellraiser extreme 4 to get me the black diamond j and a one of a kind diamond p in candy apple red with just the p bass pickup.
I'm not sure about the older ones...BUT my guess is that it is wired in Series and NOT Parallel like most J basses (this is just a guess). Only because it appears that more the some of the models are wired on Series. I know the Damien Elite and Omens are wired in series.According the FAQ on Schecter's site and my serial number, it's a 2009 model (it starts with "W09",) but I bought it as a "scratch and dent" clearance model I think in 2013. It was the last model they had on site and I guess probably been sitting in the warehouse a few years. There was nothing wrong with it other than the box being opened, too. It does have some sort of feature when you pull up on the tone knob it changes the sound.
Yes I get most my prototypes from drumcityguitarland.That's pretty cool.Did you get that from Drum City Guitarland? I think that was the place I've seen some custom models and prototypes.
It might be an active/passive switch; take the battery out and try playing with the switch in both positions. If one of the positions silences the bass, that's the active setting.
My 004 is like that, except for the volume being the switch.
Yes I get most my prototypes from drumcityguitarland.
Yeah I have the black one. Nice bass but selling it since I like my basses with the clover leaf tuners.Damien Elite 5 (I'm shocked these are not more popular)
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Use to have one of those. You will like it a lot. I just sold mine a couple weeks ago.Found this beauty sitting on my front doorstep today! First Schecter and looking to join the club!