Stylish, high-powered, and smooth playing.

The Schecter CV-4 Bass is hot looking and hot playing. An alder body with figured maple top gives it dazzle. The neck and fingerboard have that smooth, fast Schecter feel, and the electroncs are killer: Duncan Designed MM-101 and JB-101 pickups wired to a BEG-3 preamp with volume, blend, 3-band active EQ with 12dB cut/boost, and a slap switch.

Schecter CV-4 Bass Features:

• Alder body with figured maple top
• Six-bolt bolt-on maple neck
• Rosewood fingerboard
• 34" scale
• 24 jumbo frets
• Dot inlays
• Duncan Designed MM-101 / JB-101 pickups
• Duncan Designed Active BEQ-3 System with Vol/Blend/3-band EQ with 12db cut-boost/Slap switch
• Thru-body HipShot A-style bridge
• Grover tuners
• Black chrome hardware
  
  

A great bass all around, but especially cool for funk slap and pop. Nice price, too. Order today.

Schecter CV-4 Bass

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Excellent

Posted by Tallon from Knoxville, MD on Dec 24, 2006

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active musician for Cruise line

Reviewer's Play Style: All kinds

This bass guitar has it all, looks, sound, playability, and balance. I have it tuned as a tenor bass and it performs wonderfully. I played it in a performance and had people come up to me asking what type is that? It's playability is great; though it did need some very fine adjustments. It's tone variance is impressive. I may buy another so I can have a EADG bass as well as a ADGC bass.

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Awesome

Posted by Vomitron from Florida on Sep 25, 2006

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Bass player for Twice the Fallen

Reviewer's Play Style: Metal, Slap/Pluck, Jazz

I own this bass. I've had it for about 3 months, it came with Elixir strings, and the sound and action are amazing. I love the neck design because it has an easy-play narrow neck towards the head stock, and at the body the neck is thin and compliments fast playability. The strings are very close to the fretboard but do not buzz. Well, that is when I play it in E. I play in a metal band so when I tune down to C I raise the strings up with the allen wrench adjuster. It's an amazing Jazz and funk bass as well. The EQ, tone, and slap switch can leave you tweaking with different tones for a good while. It's a really well designed bass, I recommend getting this bad boy, but only if you've been playing bass for a couple years because the great features of it would be more enjoyed by an experienced player.

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this baby KICKS

Posted by Jordan (17) from Scottsdale, AZ on Aug 28, 2006

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Professional musician

Reviewer's Play Style: christian, rock

I got the CV-3 bass, its basicly the exact same thing, it just doesnt have the little pick gaurd thing in the middle, but I HIGHLY, HIGHLY recomend getting this bass. its tone is just blow your face off great, action is from heaven. so yea, if you are having doubts about this, doubt no more this IS the bass 4 you. From biginner 2 a touring proffesional, it is incredible.

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