If you guys ever stop doing this series I'm gonna....do nothing, because I'm not a psycho..But I DO really enjoy and appreciate them. Nathan's playing is amazing and you two are hilarious. THANKS.
Fun fact: Stone Temple Pilots bass player Robert DeLeo actually designed the Model T. He built the first prototypes himself while working at L.A.’s Sunset Custom, which later became Schecter Guitar Research.
When I first started playing bass my guitar center had a slightly used omen extreme in yellow sunburst right In me price range and I couldn’t believe how beautiful it was. A few years later and getting better at my craft I love this bass even more now. For an intermediate or beginner player it’s perfect
The first bass shown kills Fenders, old and new. Shows that Schecter doesn't care about marketing ,which is actually good for the informed buyer; you get a great bang for the buck! Don't follow those type of people who try to justify their terrible purchases and tell you that it is a sub $1000 guitar and so it can't be perfect. After this level of an instrument, it is only you yourself who you have to invest in more!
last year I ventured into the bass realm with a Schecter 5 string Riot ( like a stiletto but body is cut out a little different), and I absolutely love it.
Not sure about the bass versions but the Duncan Quarter Pounder guitar pickups are available in coil tapable versions, meaning you can select the full windings/output or reduced windings/output.
Schecter basses are underrated for their price range. I feel the "Made in Indonesia" basses like Ibanez and some Schecters get a bad rep but they are great quality.
I have an Omen 4 and it's a great bass for the $400 range. I also have an Ibanez EDA905 and I've always found that they do make some really low end junk, but really anything over a 700 series is going to be a really solid bass.
There are so few well made videos featuring the Model T Session bass.... This one really made a huge difference in showing its capabilities. Well done. 👍🏻
@the andertons staff, I just wanted to say what a brilliant team and a brilliant store you have in Guildford. I came all the way from Swindon to buy the Kurt Cobain mustang when it first came out and again a few years later I came back to buy some great effects pedals. I've been to a lot of music stores in the south west and I can confidently say that you trump them all! I only wish I could visit the store more often but hopefully I will be back again in the near to buy my first chapman guitar. Thanks to all the great people at andertons.
I'm a guitarist, but I got a Schecter C-5 Custom bass a while back because I saw it on clearance and couldn't pass up the ridiculous price. It's super nice, good build quality. Looks and plays greats. I'm not super experienced with bass guitars, but judging by my Schecter, I wouldn't have any problems recommending them for someone looking in the intermediate price range.
Played with a guy for years who played a Stiletto 5-string as his number one. It was a monster and sounded great. Scale was longer than 34" and the B was a telephone cable.
+CaptAnderton The “out of phase” sounds on the Schecter Diamond-J 5 are indeed out of phase: speaking in terms of electrical phase, not temporal phase (as in PA speaker alignment). The phase reversal switch reverses the flow of electrons through the reversed pickup's coil, thus mimicking the first half of RWRP (Reverse Wind, Reverse Polarity): the missing second half (i.e. the fact that the pickups' polarities match) is why the effect sounds more like Peter Green than a Strat. A Strat's 2 and 4 positions get their characteristic sound not from the RWRP middle pickup, but rather comb filtering (as the pickups' positions put them out of temporal phase with one another) and the output reduction of connecting the pickups in parallel (their inductance and resistance is reduced, meanwhile their capacitance is increased).
Thanks Andertons! I now have a huge GAS for a diamond J 5! Also, any chance of a pre amp pedal shout out? Would love to see some darkglass, tech 21, MXR & boss etc pitted against each other
You guys are hilarious! I was cracking up watching you. Im looking to buy a Schecter bass and l definitely feel good about my decision now...def getting red!!🤩🇹🇷
Funny to see an Andertons video about Schecter basses appear a couple of days after I buy a Schecter bass from Andertons. Interesting about the incorrect tag on the push-pull. The bass I got was the Diamond J and I've been confused because the push-pull knob doesn't seem to be humbucker/coil-tap. It even says on the Andertons site that it is but the hum is only bucked when both volume knobs are at the same level and that's regardless of the position of the push-pull switch.
I own 4 Schecter basses and have had 6 total.....I currently have an Omen4, C4 XXX, C4 SGR, and the Dale Stewart Model........Love the Schecter product
You can tap a single coil (at least on a guitar). The SD quarter pound are made to be tapped. They are wound in such a way that you are able to access either all the winds or a smaller portion of those winds. You should have Seymour on to help you understand this concept. A tap is not a coil split (which is what I believe Lee is thinking of).
+Robstafarian I don't think that is limited to the UK. There is a different between "tap" and "split". In other videos, he seems to state that he gets it, and then flubs it on other videos. BTW, I have a Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound in the bridge of a Tele and it is a vicious pickup (in a great way), however, when tapped, it does an amazing impression of a vintage Tele Bridge pickup. Lots of options.
Don Thorvund I did not say that it is limited to the UK: I said it is particularly common among UK guitarists. For as much as I like tapped single coils as a design, I have never used one.
coil tap is when they tap in the middle of the winds (thus it can be on a single coil), giving you a sound of less winds. Sprint is when you "split" the Humbucking coils.
Omen extreme 7 string in see thru red is the best looking. Same for the bass version always get red or blue w full body binding. Get the extreme only unless you want black get your model, like omen or damien in stealth. Stealth bass models come w a huge humbucker and also a p bass in neck.
I still like my Schecter Diamond Elite 4, & also had at one time an Elite 5. Bought them both used for about $300 each. Great Bass with a mid level price.
I own a schecter Sixx model. I love it only complain it next drives SO bad can can not let go of that neck. I'm used to my Fender P bass so it takes a bit of time to get used to it. But very nice to play.
You did a "Best 5 string for under £500" and the Yamaha 305 won. How would either the Schecter Omen 5 or the Stiletto Stealth-5 compare to the Yamaha? Which would win?
I really enjoy watching Nathan and hearing what he has to say. He seems to be the kind of guy that fixes things with a hammer though. "Give that a great smack with this, and it will work!" sort of bloke.
@9:10, you can have a coil tap on a single coil pickup. The clue is in the name! You are simply tapping into the coil at a known point. Schecter did these in the '80s with single coil pickups on their Jazz Bass model back then. You had the hotter output of the full number of turns of the pickup, then maybe a secondary tap 2/3 of the way into the coil. This gives you a lower output and different tone.
I find that the fretless basses are best when you want to create really atmospheric instrumental music. I’ve heard them used in scores for 80s films, not so much for anything else, though.
Just to say I love the idea of the All About The Bass series and ask if you can make a review on the Jackson Kellybird series. I'm interested on buying the 5-string David Ellefson signature, but i'm not sure of the quality i would get out of a £330 bass, as there is not much information about in the internet yet. Cheers.
While you are correct that it is a phase push/pull pot of the Bass you demo-ed in this vid, you might be confusing Coil TAPPING with Coil SPLITTING. Coil TAPPING simply lowers the output level of the pickup by bypassing some of the wire turns around the magnets. You can TAP a single coil pickup (especially a high-output one like a Quarter-Pounder by S.D.). Coil SPLITTING turns off one whole side of a 2-coil pickup.
Nathan really seemed to like the cheap Schecter better. I went and looked it up, and that Schecter Omen series seems to get really good reviews everywhere. Anyone with a lot more experience with these instruments that can tell me why that is? Is Schecter's low price range just really high end for a cheaper bass? Or are their cheaper basses just straight up better than the high price ones (or so close as to not even really justify the difference)? Asking because I'm in the market for a new 5-string I can use for stage and studio and the Omen Extreme 5 keeps coming up, even though it's several hundred dollars cheaper than everything it gets reviewed alongside.
I got the Schecter Stiletto, and been looking around at the Schecter Bass DIAMOND-P PLU, But Andertons Are more expensive £869 Where Rich Tone are £799
I'd love one of these Model-T's but can only find the one with the rosewood fingerboard on your website! Are you going to be getting the model in the video back?
Thanks for this. Been trying to decide on fender mim 70s jb or the fender aerodyne jb. But since seeing this review I'm leaning toward one of these. Seems I'd get more in way of upgrades for similar money. Any advice on this welcome. Thanks.
Lee, youre incorrect there about the coil tapping your mixing it up with coil splitting coil tapping infact can be done on single coils and will result in less coil windings when tapped, coil splitting is going from humbucker to singlecoil, so in case of that bass, it infact uses coil tapping.
+jan de man And for those who want proof... www.seymourduncan.com/blog/the-tone-garage/what-is-coil-tapping - the page at Seymour Duncan explains it rather nicely :)
I played an excellent 4 string bass from this series at The Cat Club on Sunset- 8911 Sunset Hollywood 90069. It was big and bad ass. Perfect sound . Five star bass. michael t Wyman. fellow RUclipsr.
loving the bass videos. just a suggestion. Can you test the sounds a little more before shooting as neither the player or basses are always being done justice as the emphasis is on mid and high rather than a blend of lows a little more. There are some guys out there who nail the sound on you tube. Just my opinion though keep up the good work 👍
Hey everyone, I was hoping somebody somewhere on the world of youtube could possibly help me out reviewing an older schecter i got back in the early 2000s for around 4-$500. From what i can find on guitar centers website its been discontinued for ages. I got the schecter diamond series 004 Elite and i believe it was replaced with the stiletto but there are several that look extremely similar but dont look exactly the same. I was just wondering what people thought of it if they have played one. I didnt play it very much and i wasnt very good but im interested in picking bass up again and im not sure if i should try something else. Im aware a different bass isnt going to do much if the skill isnt there but some bass just feel different for ease of learning. For instance my very first bass was a Jay Turser Fender ripoff but even though it was a much cheaper bass all around its feel just seemed more comfortable to me. Anyways from what i have gathered on the schected a couple people told me they are very good for a mid range bass and that particular model was a very limited run before it was replaced and could have some slight value just in that factor. Its in very good condition and aside from getting strap locks on it its still brand new and has a nice straight neck although it may need a new 9v soon. So mayby i could cash in on it and get something new like an ibenez or warwick or since im complete crap just stick with what i got. Im just looking for some opinions on that specific bass and i cant find a review or video on it anywhere since its been gone over 15 years now. Thanks guys
If you guys ever stop doing this series I'm gonna....do nothing, because I'm not a psycho..But I DO really enjoy and appreciate them. Nathan's playing is amazing and you two are hilarious. THANKS.
nice comment ....
Fun fact: Stone Temple Pilots bass player Robert DeLeo actually designed the Model T. He built the first prototypes himself while working at L.A.’s Sunset Custom, which later became Schecter Guitar Research.
Wow man hes how I found out about this model thanx for sharing that that's amazing I know its 3 years later lmao
@@ixa-3140 xD
LarsSoderberg I have one signed by him!
damn, 4 years later the knowledge is still reaching people. I hope you're still alive and well, internet stranger
@@DizzyCGA haha!
When I first started playing bass my guitar center had a slightly used omen extreme in yellow sunburst right In me price range and I couldn’t believe how beautiful it was. A few years later and getting better at my craft I love this bass even more now. For an intermediate or beginner player it’s perfect
Oh man I've been using my red Omen Extreme for 14 years and it's still wonderful.
Literally just bought an omen extreme 5 string bass today and I’m planning to grow with it so reading both of you all’s comments makes me so happy!
The first bass shown kills Fenders, old and new. Shows that Schecter doesn't care about marketing ,which is actually good for the informed buyer; you get a great bang for the buck! Don't follow those type of people who try to justify their terrible purchases and tell you that it is a sub $1000 guitar and so it can't be perfect. After this level of an instrument, it is only you yourself who you have to invest in more!
The actual fretted Stiletto has a great sound and real good deep rumble too a growl. They are actually really nice bass guitars.
In design, but it doubles as a slap and Jazz really. Hell, it does it all.
I've had my Schecter Diamond Series 004 for over 10 years. Always gets compliments and still sounds as good as the day I bought it.
EMG pickups ?
@@realnewyorkstyle yeah. EMG-HZ
I have a Schecter Stiletto Studio 8. It came set up from the factory, and it is amazing.
I highly recommend them.
Luke Boland I had a stilleto 4 string extreme and it was everything a metal player like myself could ask for in a bass
I'm impatiently waiting for my tax return so I can buy the Schecter Stiletto Studio 5 fretless!
Yep, Stiletto basically makes a joke out of my old J bass. Never will I buy another Fender again.
That Model T sounds amazing . I gotta get one .
Have you got one? I really want to buy it, do you recommend it?
@@matteolaffranchini181 yes get it, i have one
Yes. Someone stole mine. I’d give anything to have it back.
last year I ventured into the bass realm with a Schecter 5 string Riot ( like a stiletto but body is cut out a little different), and I absolutely love it.
Nathan is the kind of dude that you want to drink beer with while he struggles to play fretless bass ;)
They have a unique look and a decent sound!
It'd be rad if you put timestamps for each of the basses you discuss in you video description =)
This company bass lines are very underrated..I own them and they beat any Fender, Musicman, or any well known basses I have used to own and played
Not sure about the bass versions but the Duncan Quarter Pounder guitar pickups are available in coil tapable versions, meaning you can select the full windings/output or reduced windings/output.
Schecter basses are underrated for their price range. I feel the "Made in Indonesia" basses like Ibanez and some Schecters get a bad rep but they are great quality.
I have an Omen 4 and it's a great bass for the $400 range. I also have an Ibanez EDA905 and I've always found that they do make some really low end junk, but really anything over a 700 series is going to be a really solid bass.
My Diamond series guitar has served me well
Thanks guys great fun review, just saw this now - 8 years later !
I bought a model t session recently. Absolutely amazing
Hey, do you still use the Model T Session? How does it play, is the neck easy to play on? Does it sound good?
@@fhodngodfn it plays amazing
18:11 You're never gonna see that again
The fretless playing sounded beautiful
There are so few well made videos featuring the Model T Session bass.... This one really made a huge difference in showing its capabilities. Well done. 👍🏻
@the andertons staff, I just wanted to say what a brilliant team and a brilliant store you have in Guildford. I came all the way from Swindon to buy the Kurt Cobain mustang when it first came out and again a few years later I came back to buy some great effects pedals. I've been to a lot of music stores in the south west and I can confidently say that you trump them all! I only wish I could visit the store more often but hopefully I will be back again in the near to buy my first chapman guitar. Thanks to all the great people at andertons.
That's great to hear - cheers man!
I'm a guitarist, but I got a Schecter C-5 Custom bass a while back because I saw it on clearance and couldn't pass up the ridiculous price. It's super nice, good build quality. Looks and plays greats. I'm not super experienced with bass guitars, but judging by my Schecter, I wouldn't have any problems recommending them for someone looking in the intermediate price range.
Fell in love with Schecters when I bought a used Hellraiser Extreme-4. Looks and sounds absolutely wicked.
Still using my Stiletto Studio 4 and love it!
Love the videos and love watching Nathan play the bass... even the fretless :p
Played with a guy for years who played a Stiletto 5-string as his number one. It was a monster and sounded great. Scale was longer than 34" and the B was a telephone cable.
Would be great to see some "Warwick" basses featured here.
Look for a warwick site douche
@@timkohn7770 I appreciate the 4 year old bump 👍
@EverythingisFire what about 4 years and 5 months?
+CaptAnderton The “out of phase” sounds on the Schecter Diamond-J 5 are indeed out of phase: speaking in terms of electrical phase, not temporal phase (as in PA speaker alignment). The phase reversal switch reverses the flow of electrons through the reversed pickup's coil, thus mimicking the first half of RWRP (Reverse Wind, Reverse Polarity): the missing second half (i.e. the fact that the pickups' polarities match) is why the effect sounds more like Peter Green than a Strat. A Strat's 2 and 4 positions get their characteristic sound not from the RWRP middle pickup, but rather comb filtering (as the pickups' positions put them out of temporal phase with one another) and the output reduction of connecting the pickups in parallel (their inductance and resistance is reduced, meanwhile their capacitance is increased).
This is my all time favorite music hear RUclips channel. The quality of all the content is amazing
Man, I have got to get one of these. I sold my old 51 reissue a few months ago and miss it. I think this is a great bass.
I just got the omen, seeing some videos on people who can really play on it. Love it
Thanks Andertons! I now have a huge GAS for a diamond J 5! Also, any chance of a pre amp pedal shout out? Would love to see some darkglass, tech 21, MXR & boss etc pitted against each other
Keep making these videos, and I'll keep watching them ;) Also you should get Scott Devine from Scott's Bass lessons as a guest sometime! Cheers :)
You guys are hilarious! I was cracking up watching you. Im looking to buy a Schecter bass and l definitely feel good about my decision now...def getting red!!🤩🇹🇷
The model t is just damn unique and feels amazing to play. There's one at my local and.......I just pray I can buy it one day.
Nate getting that Mick Karn vibe on the fretless.
Love the series. Keep it up
Funny to see an Andertons video about Schecter basses appear a couple of days after I buy a Schecter bass from Andertons.
Interesting about the incorrect tag on the push-pull. The bass I got was the Diamond J and I've been confused because the push-pull knob doesn't seem to be humbucker/coil-tap. It even says on the Andertons site that it is but the hum is only bucked when both volume knobs are at the same level and that's regardless of the position of the push-pull switch.
I own 4 Schecter basses and have had 6 total.....I currently have an Omen4, C4 XXX, C4 SGR, and the Dale Stewart Model........Love the Schecter product
Terry Hudgens How's the SGR? Looking at getting a 5 string version of it
Out of all of my schecters the SGR is my least favorite due to having just passive pickups
Have a P-4 exotic and love it, it's roasted maple neck is awesome
You can tap a single coil (at least on a guitar). The SD quarter pound are made to be tapped. They are wound in such a way that you are able to access either all the winds or a smaller portion of those winds. You should have Seymour on to help you understand this concept. A tap is not a coil split (which is what I believe Lee is thinking of).
+Don Thorvund Like many guitarists, particularly those in the UK, Captain Lee commonly misuses the term “coil tap.”
+Robstafarian I don't think that is limited to the UK. There is a different between "tap" and "split". In other videos, he seems to state that he gets it, and then flubs it on other videos. BTW, I have a Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound in the bridge of a Tele and it is a vicious pickup (in a great way), however, when tapped, it does an amazing impression of a vintage Tele Bridge pickup. Lots of options.
Don Thorvund I did not say that it is limited to the UK: I said it is particularly common among UK guitarists. For as much as I like tapped single coils as a design, I have never used one.
***** I hope you get a chance to try one, you might like it!
The Model T actually looks badass!
coil tap is when they tap in the middle of the winds (thus it can be on a single coil), giving you a sound of less winds. Sprint is when you "split" the Humbucking coils.
"if you dont know what flatwound strings are..." they're feckin' amazing and thats all there is to it.
never really considered Sheckter basses till this vid...
also like the idea of the 1/4lb pickup option for my Jazz bass... cheers chaps.
I bought a schecter stiletto extreme 5 (fretted) and it is a dream
Thanks for the bass vids. The views might not be there compared to other videos, but I certainly appreciate it.
Omen extreme 7 string in see thru red is the best looking. Same for the bass version always get red or blue w full body binding. Get the extreme only unless you want black get your model, like omen or damien in stealth. Stealth bass models come w a huge humbucker and also a p bass in neck.
The 5 Jazz is actually a 35" scale rather then the traditional 34". You can hear it in the B string.
Should have demoed the Simon Gallup sig. That bass is awesome.
I still like my Schecter Diamond Elite 4, & also had at one time an Elite 5. Bought them both used for about $300 each. Great Bass with a mid level price.
very cool ! That Model T is a great bass , been wanting one .
I own a schecter Sixx model. I love it only complain it next drives SO bad can can not let go of that neck. I'm used to my Fender P bass so it takes a bit of time to get used to it. But very nice to play.
You did a "Best 5 string for under £500" and the Yamaha 305 won. How would either the Schecter Omen 5 or the Stiletto Stealth-5 compare to the Yamaha? Which would win?
I really enjoy watching Nathan and hearing what he has to say. He seems to be the kind of guy that fixes things with a hammer though. "Give that a great smack with this, and it will work!" sort of bloke.
I'd love to have one of those Diamond J
That pure wood grain one is beautiful.
I wish I could find a comparison video with the model t 5, CV 5 and the stiletto custom 5
@9:10, you can have a coil tap on a single coil pickup. The clue is in the name! You are simply tapping into the coil at a known point. Schecter did these in the '80s with single coil pickups on their Jazz Bass model back then. You had the hotter output of the full number of turns of the pickup, then maybe a secondary tap 2/3 of the way into the coil. This gives you a lower output and different tone.
Would be cool to see some reviews of darkglass pedals! They're really popular these days!
Thank you so much for making all about the bass videos.
Is there a chance of Gibson basses review?
+Oswald Cobblepot We wil pass it on. Thank you for watching.
+Oswald Cobblepot there are none, they all dissapeared in 2016
+Andertons Music Co Or some fretless basses ^^. That would be lovely as well! :D
Jestem Genek fuck modern Gibson, I'd rather jam a screw down my cock than she'll out fucking 3000 on an overpriced piece of trash.
@@jordanmayer5932 agreed
For the J style bass, it is a coil tap, because you can’t coil split a single coil, you can only split a humbucker into one coil
I find that the fretless basses are best when you want to create really atmospheric instrumental music. I’ve heard them used in scores for 80s films, not so much for anything else, though.
Goddamnit, I thought that was a semifretted bass. Got way too excited.
Me too man xD
I would Love to Own one of the Model T's,
Great show ,
Cheers
This is the first that I have seen of this series. I see you do an Ibanez video too. That’s an instant like and subs for me then.
Just to say I love the idea of the All About The Bass series and ask if you can make a review on the Jackson Kellybird series. I'm interested on buying the 5-string David Ellefson signature, but i'm not sure of the quality i would get out of a £330 bass, as there is not much information about in the internet yet. Cheers.
While you are correct that it is a phase push/pull pot of the Bass you demo-ed in this vid, you might be confusing Coil TAPPING with Coil SPLITTING. Coil TAPPING simply lowers the output level of the pickup by bypassing some of the wire turns around the magnets. You can TAP a single coil pickup (especially a high-output one like a Quarter-Pounder by S.D.). Coil SPLITTING turns off one whole side of a 2-coil pickup.
I have a custom 4 and an extreme 4, love both, the extreme is my baby though... I love her.
great review. love it. keep up with more all about the bass videos
That is a sweet sounding bass
How do you see a Schecter Omen Extreme 4 for a beginner? How reliable are they? do they stay in tune? what amp would you pair with it?
Nathan really seemed to like the cheap Schecter better. I went and looked it up, and that Schecter Omen series seems to get really good reviews everywhere.
Anyone with a lot more experience with these instruments that can tell me why that is? Is Schecter's low price range just really high end for a cheaper bass? Or are their cheaper basses just straight up better than the high price ones (or so close as to not even really justify the difference)?
Asking because I'm in the market for a new 5-string I can use for stage and studio and the Omen Extreme 5 keeps coming up, even though it's several hundred dollars cheaper than everything it gets reviewed alongside.
The new J-5 has a 4/1 headstock and five neck bolts, and Schecter Monster PU's
Best reviews hands-down. Just for the entertainment value alone. :)
I got the Schecter Stiletto, and been looking around at the Schecter Bass DIAMOND-P PLU, But Andertons Are more expensive £869 Where Rich Tone are £799
Roy, I also prefer the thin necks on the Stiletto. Easy to play.
I'd love one of these Model-T's but can only find the one with the rosewood fingerboard on your website! Are you going to be getting the model in the video back?
Just a Riot 4 Aurora Burst from Anderton's. It's awesome.
That should read 'just got'.
Captain can we get a full Schecter Sixx bass review!?
pretty sure the term for 'the pickups working against each other that we usually call out of phase but isn't' is called 'wired in parallel'
It's where one is reverse wound too.
That model t is giving me happy feelings! Phwooor!
I bought one recently. Plays like a dream. Worth buying if you have the money
Jacob Griffiths Awesome! Definitely on my list to check out :)
I'm surprised you didn't do their Hellraiser Extreme models as well since those are the best ones (IMO)
I was hoping you'd have checked out the diamond P plus. Either way great video as always!
nicely done.. thanks guys
Model T is it a heavy weight or light bass?
Didn't mike watt have a schecter bass body with active emgs and a 51 p bass neck on hs firegose/minutemen tele bass?
Would be nice to hear some semiacoustic or even fully acoustic basses. Guild for expample.
Thanks for this. Been trying to decide on fender mim 70s jb or the fender aerodyne jb. But since seeing this review I'm leaning toward one of these. Seems I'd get more in way of upgrades for similar money. Any advice on this welcome. Thanks.
Any chance of reviewing the Schecter California Vintage guitars? :D
this show reminds me to relax
How does the Model T stack up against the Sire P7?
Lee, youre incorrect there about the coil tapping your mixing it up with coil splitting coil tapping infact can be done on single coils and will result in less coil windings when tapped, coil splitting is going from humbucker to singlecoil, so in case of that bass, it infact uses coil tapping.
+jan de man And for those who want proof... www.seymourduncan.com/blog/the-tone-garage/what-is-coil-tapping - the page at Seymour Duncan explains it rather nicely :)
I played an excellent 4 string bass from this series at The Cat Club on Sunset- 8911 Sunset Hollywood 90069.
It was big and bad ass. Perfect sound . Five star bass. michael t Wyman. fellow RUclipsr.
Just guessing, but i reckon Nathon enjoyed t omen over t first 2.
loving the bass videos. just a suggestion. Can you test the sounds a little more before shooting as neither the player or basses are always being done justice as the emphasis is on mid and high rather than a blend of lows a little more. There are some guys out there who nail the sound on you tube. Just my opinion though keep up the good work 👍
Please anyone tell me, What is the name of the song 00.00 - 00.25 ?
Still waiting for a Yamaha TRBX305 review.
LOVE the schecter model T
I’m just about to save up for one basically like that since I like the 51 p bass look with all the schecter mods
Hey everyone, I was hoping somebody somewhere on the world of youtube could possibly help me out reviewing an older schecter i got back in the early 2000s for around 4-$500. From what i can find on guitar centers website its been discontinued for ages. I got the schecter diamond series 004 Elite and i believe it was replaced with the stiletto but there are several that look extremely similar but dont look exactly the same. I was just wondering what people thought of it if they have played one. I didnt play it very much and i wasnt very good but im interested in picking bass up again and im not sure if i should try something else. Im aware a different bass isnt going to do much if the skill isnt there but some bass just feel different for ease of learning. For instance my very first bass was a Jay Turser Fender ripoff but even though it was a much cheaper bass all around its feel just seemed more comfortable to me. Anyways from what i have gathered on the schected a couple people told me they are very good for a mid range bass and that particular model was a very limited run before it was replaced and could have some slight value just in that factor. Its in very good condition and aside from getting strap locks on it its still brand new and has a nice straight neck although it may need a new 9v soon. So mayby i could cash in on it and get something new like an ibenez or warwick or since im complete crap just stick with what i got. Im just looking for some opinions on that specific bass and i cant find a review or video on it anywhere since its been gone over 15 years now. Thanks guys
Please do a review of the Ibanez SR1205. There are no good reviews in english of it on youtube :(