Schecter Guitar Research Omen Extreme-4 Electric Bass Guitar Vintage Sunburst

I have an Ibanez which the neck is super slim, and a fender jazz, and the neck is fat.. this is somewhere on the in between and just feels so good to play. My fav of the 3 and only had it for a day. Does need some neck adjusting but with the winter weather its expected. Worth the price!

This is very nice, easy to play and real nice looking

Purchased at guitar center Anchorage AK. Wasn't quite ready to play, it only needed small neck adjustment. At this time neck is ruler straight with little to no fret buzz. Action was right how I prefere it and intonation was spot on. I like how the pickups sound and on board eq is nice to have albeit just bass and treble. I do wish it had the option to go from active to passive at knob but it don't. This bass is gorgeous, very appealing. Binding is perfect and neat. Frets are very good with zero fret sprout, no "cheese grater frets here" neck is narrow and fast, tuners work well. Very satisfied, thank you schecter!!😊

Nice bass for the price. I needed a bass with a thin nevck and light weight. I played a few and all had fret buzz. I had to find one with the least and adjust it out. I think it is a good bass to learn on and as a backup. I wish it had an active/passive switch. Overall I would recommend.

I haven't been playing long. Bought my first bass in 2020 (Epiphone Thunderbird Goth). Started taking lessons online through BassBuzz (Josh is excellent!), after a few weeks of practicing for a minimum of 2 hours a day, I was able to start learning songs for our Praise Team at Church (we currently had no bassist). I'd take my Epiphone of course. I learned to play sitting down, now it's time to stand, my shoulder was killing me! 2nd week of playing at Church and my tone column failed! I took it to GC to get it fixed and spotted the Schecter hanging on the wall. I picked it up and couldn't believe the difference in the weight (again, I'm a novice), my salesperson explained the difference between active and passive and I knew then that I wanted an active guitar. The Epiphone took two uses of muscles for my left arm, one to hold the neck up and of course the other to go up and down the fretboard. This guitar is so balanced it will stay where you place it from the get go. GC gave me a fair trade on the Epiphone so I did the deal the next day. If you're a beginner or even an experienced player, this guitar can make a tremendous difference with ease and sound. Being a novice,were it not for this guitar I wouldn't have known what to look for without an experts help!

I always wanted a Schecter and just bought this one yesterday in store. After using many different brands and styles of 4 string bass guitars over the past 36 years and in different bands with different styles of playing I have to say I do love this bass. Like most any instrument there are going to be some fine tunings. which you could do yourself. I mean you shouldnt drive a car unless you know how to maintain and repair it when it needs it. Guitars are the same, for me anyways. I'm not gonna knock an instrument for having a sound or performance issue so small and that I could fix it in seconds. Fortunately the one I purchased came nearly perfect working order. I'm really enjoying this bass so far so I'm gonna say thanks Schecter.