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Hey there!

 

Between all my woodwork and a bit of playing, I was looking, recently, at one of my first loves: the Schecter Model T bass. I never played it, and I am not looking at buying it ( ... just yet ...). I read a few different reviews online: some say it's bad others it's good ... not sure why such a big difference in opinions? 

I like the look, the old style feature wood combined with P+J pickups. But, as I said, never tried. 

Is it worth? What do you guys think of the overall bass and sound?

Cheers

 

https://www.thomann.de/ie/schecter_model_t_session_4_ans.htm 

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I picked up one last month (one of the older sunburst models) and it's a great bass with a very rich sound, however, it's not the lightest of basses so I may move on in the coming months 

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Nice basses, but I think they're overpriced, and I can't see myself paying that much with so many better basses available.

 

 

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Awesome basses. I had two as my main guitars for a couple of years. Great PJ tones, nice and growly, mine were both Korean made, I haven’t tried anything later.

 

 I’m not so keen on the ‘cowpoke’ style black/yellow colour, and I’m not keen on the 5 in line headstock on the 5er, but that’s just personal opinion.

 

Nice basses indeed. There’s a Robert DeLeo dig one floating around online, around £500 ish, good bass. 

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I own a 5er that’s fitted with Labella flats. It does the old thud thing very well. The neck feels wide at the dusty end.

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20 hours ago, Aliwobble said:

Love my model t.20240420_171807.thumb.jpg.6c285384af7ba17531a20a5137bfdfba.jpg

 

me too ... and I love your coat too!! 🙂 

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A few years back I popped into Andertons and spent an hour noodling in the bass room.

 

Most of the stuff was a bit meh, usual mix of knackered/poorly set up Ps and Js etc.  They had a Schecter in there, set up wasn't great, but honestly it was the best bass in there.  I'd never buy one, but it was just a decent guitar, well built, well finished, sounded nice.

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On 22/04/2024 at 09:05, mrbacco said:

 

me too ... and I love your coat too!! 🙂 

The Model T is about 15 years old and was made in Korea. Has the Seymour Duncan passive pickups. I mostly use the front pickup and add just a little back pickup to taste.

 

The coat is genuine 1980s fashion which I picked up 2nd hand recently.  Perfect for the genre:)

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