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Out of those 3 basses I would go for the studio. It is the high=end bass of Schecter, so it won't get any better.
About the Custom-4: I have a custom-5, and love this bass. No bass beats it for the money. It's very versitale, looks very nice. My only issues have been the pickups hissing, but that is easily fixed. I'd buy it if you have the money.
There are only three differences between the elite and the studio. The studio has a three band eq, elite has a two band. The studio is kind of ugly, and costs $50 more.
as most have said the studio is 3 band eq, elite is 2 band eq. I like the cherry finish on the elite, but I much prefer a 3 band EQ and don't mind the natural finish on the studio. I don't actually own one of these but was very close to getting one, they are nice. I wouldn't really want the C-4, it's not a neck thru if I recall and it's basically the lower end model.
I've got myself a schecter stiletto custom 4 in natural....always getting compliments on both the look and sound of it, it replaced my yamaha RBX774 and I couldn't be happier.
Brilliant bass if you ask me.
search around before you buy one tho, I bought mine from a b-stock shop, there were slight blemishes on the body but to be honest every1 who's seen it is always intrigued with the marks, they look like they are meant to be there. but as it was a b-stock I got it for £320 thats including shipping from the US and import tax to the UK....added a Hipshot tuner to it 2.....brilliant little thing
can't argue with that.
Just got my hands on a Hartke 3500 and waiting an a Hartke 4.5XL to arrive......OH YEAH!!!