- Is the Schecter C-4 Standard good for beginners?
- Yes, if you want a modern rock bass. The slim neck is easy to handle, but the weight and hot pickups may not suit everyone starting out.
- How does it compare with a Fender Precision Bass?
- The C-4 has 24 frets, a thinner neck and dual humbuckers, so it plays faster and sounds hotter. A Precision is simpler, lighter and more traditional in tone.
- Does it have active or passive pickups?
- The C-4 Standard uses passive humbuckers, so no battery is needed. Its output is still stronger than typical single-coil basses.
- How many frets and what scale is it?
- It has 24 frets on a full-size 34-inch scale, giving two full octaves and easy access to the high register.
- What wood is the body and neck?
- The body is mahogany with a burl top, and the neck is maple with a mahogany center, built for warmth and sustain.
- Is it right-handed only?
- This model is right-handed. Left-handed players would need to look at other Schecter basses.
- Where is the Schecter C-4 Standard Tobacco Burl cheapest?
- At Musician's Friend, for $449.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Schecter C-4 Standard Tobacco Burl?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Guitar Center, Musician's Friend.