Schecter Stiletto Stealth-4 Electric Bass
The Stealth 4's SuperRock MM humbucker delivers enough low end to match its blacked-out style, while its Diamond P pickup gives this bass added tonal range.
$549.00
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Overall User Ratings (based on 3 ratings)
Submitted June 1, 2021 by J Y in Gilmer, TX
"Great Bass, Great Price"
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I am a guitar player who needed a bass for my home recording.I'll admit, I am a Shecter fanboy. I have been playing and collecting schecter guitars for a long time. The quality of their instruments are great and for the price they can't be beat.Purchased this for some home recording and I am amazed at the playability and sound.Not being a native bass player I was not sure what to expect. I have played bass before for my home recordings and let me say this bass sounds amazing.Using it with a motu m4 and a 24 volt mod for the active pickups.It has a lot of gain so I have to turn down the input volume on my m4 quite a bit but the sound come through great in my daw.
Sound
Sound wise, it is great. Very good for soft rock to all genres of metal. Haven't played any other types of music with it yet but the pickups seem very versatile.
Features
The active pickups are a plus and sound great. Has all the basic bass controls.
Manufacturer Support
Only dealt with schecter in regards to questions a few times in the past. Never had an issue with any of their instruments.
Musical Background:
Self taught home musician
Musical Style:
Everything. I mostly play hard genres of metal but the past few years I tend to play a little more hard/soft rock styles.
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Submitted May 25, 2015 by Adam W in Chicago, IL
"Great intermediate bass"
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Ive owned some more expensive basses, and a few cheaper ones. This bass plays very well. The combo pickups have a very good tone, and can be adjusted well in order to get a variety of tones. Unlike a strictly Jazz or P bass, the combo Jazz and MM pickups help give it a good tone. I play mostly metal, but it holds its own in other varieties of music. The action out of the box needed a little adjustment for my taste, but I know many find Schecters very playable out of the box. I have owned a Schecter Stiletto Custom, and this is pretty comparable playability wise. I would have no problems playing out with this bass, as it holds up very well.
It would make a great beginners bass for the price, as you can continue to use it well into starting to play live. Even for intermediate users who play live shows will find it a decent all around bass to play.
*NOTE* The 3 1/2 Stars for Overall is an accident, the site would not let me readjust it after.
Musical Background:
11 years playing.
Musical Style:
Rock, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal.
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Submitted March 13, 2021 by Fenix Bloodstone
"Great Travel Bass"
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So I have higher end basses that I will play for shows and love them. But I needed something that was not 2 to 3k so I played one of these at guitar center and then came home and bought it. Out of the box it was tuned and the action could use a little adjustment "Well for me" the tone I get out of my Ampeg stacks sounds great. I like the finish and the pickups have a nice punch and warmth to them. I would buy another one in a heart beat as a matter of fact I might just do that.
Musical Background:
40 years of playing bass
Musical Style:
Hard Rock to Thrash Metal
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