Schecter Corsair Bass

Started by Chris P., July 06, 2020, 02:32:50 AM

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Chris P.


gearHed289

Reminds me of something Eastwood would make. Nice that it's already routed for Thunderbird pups.  8)

Pilgrim

Aside from the 34" scale, that one would be right in my wheelhouse. Looks great!!!!
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ilan

It needs witch hat knobs.

They also come in gold.


Chris P.

Yes, follow the link and you can click on black or gold for more pics.

wellREDman

thats purty

I think its the nicest semi I've ever seen


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Basvarken

and shorter scale and six thin strings... :mrgreen:
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doombass

Quote from: wellREDman on July 07, 2020, 04:21:44 AM
thats purty

I think its the nicest semi I've ever seen

Me too. The only flaw is that stupid battery cover in the centered on the body back.


gearHed289

Quote from: ilan on July 06, 2020, 10:32:59 AM
It needs witch hat knobs.

They also come in gold.


That IS nice. And yes to hats.

Quote from: doombass on July 07, 2020, 08:32:42 AM
Me too. The only flaw is that stupid battery cover in the centered on the body back.


Yikes! WTF?

Pilgrim

I have only owned one Schecter, but the workmanship and finish on it were excellent.  It was the "stripper" model with the dancer inlays.

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Dave W

Quote from: doombass on July 07, 2020, 08:32:42 AM
Me too. The only flaw is that stupid battery cover in the centered on the body back.


The EMG TBHZ pickups are passive, you could always rewire the bass to passive and use the battery compartment to store extra picks. Or firecrackers :)

doombass

Quote from: Dave W on July 07, 2020, 10:37:25 PM
The EMG TBHZ pickups are passive, you could always rewire the bass to passive and use the battery compartment to store extra picks. Or firecrackers :)

:mrgreen: Ace Frehley had the Rocket Guitar so why not? Basically I'm reacting to where that compartment is located in conjunction with it not being recessed into the body.