Detail 01
Five strings
Adds a low B below standard E. Wider neck and wider string spacing, so it takes adjustment coming from a four.

Independent shopping perspective
Five-string Schecter bass with two humbuckers and active electronics, built on a maple neck. For intermediate players who need a low B.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Adds a low B below standard E. Wider neck and wider string spacing, so it takes adjustment coming from a four.
Detail 02
Hum-cancelling and higher output than single coils. Fuller, thicker tone with less noise near lights and computer screens.
Detail 03
Battery-powered preamp with onboard EQ. Boost and cut bass and treble at the bass itself instead of walking to the amp.
Detail 04
Harder and brighter than rosewood. Snappier attack and more note definition, which helps a low B stay audible.
Detail 05
Thin black over the wood grain, so the grain shows through. Marks and swirls are visible on a dark gloss surface.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The neck is wider and you have an extra string to mute. Most players adapt in a few weeks. Thumb technique for muting the B takes the longest.
No case or gig bag is included. Buy a five-string-width bass gig bag or case separately — four-string bags can be tight.
It powers onboard EQ so you can boost or cut bass and treble from the instrument, and raises output. It runs on a 9V battery.
Yes, with appropriate string gauges and a setup. Lower tunings need heavier strings and adjustment to relief and intonation.
Reference
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