Schecter Model-T 5 String Exotic Lefty Bass Black Limba
Description
Schecter Model-T 5 String Exotic Lefty Bass Black Limba
This left-handed Model-T features a fast, comfortable thin 'C' neck profile that sits naturally in your hand, with a roasted maple neck and ebony fretboard designed for effortless playability across its 21 jumbo frets. The exotic black limba body with natural satin finish delivers a warm, resonant tone with articulate mids and punchy lows that cut through any musical context. Built in South Korea with bolt-on construction and 35" scale length, this five-string balances ergonomic comfort with sonic depth for recording and live session work.
Playability & Recording Feel
The thin 'C' neck shape with measurements of .787" at the 1st fret and .888" at the 12th fret creates a fast, responsive feel without sacrificing support during extended tracking sessions. Abalone 3-piece block inlays mark your position clearly, while the 12" fretboard radius and Graph Tech XL Black Tusq nut ensure consistent action and reliable tuning stability across the neck—critical for capturing clean takes in the studio.
Tone Shaping & Mix Presence
Dual Schecter MonsterTone pickups—a P-style neck pickup and J-style bridge pickup—deliver versatile tonal range controlled via a Volume/Volume/Tone configuration for sculpting your bass character across different song arrangements. The Schecter Custom Bass String Thru bridge with black hardware anchors your tone solidly and ensures consistent sustain, while WSC KG700 tuners keep your low B locked in tight through long recording sessions.
Key Features
- Body Material: Black Limba with Natural Satin finish
- Left-Handed Configuration
- Roasted Maple Neck with Thin 'C' Profile
- Ebony Fretboard with 21 Jumbo Frets
- 35" Scale Length (889mm)
- Abalone 3-Piece Block Inlays
- Dual Schecter MonsterTone Pickups (P & J Configuration)
- Volume/Volume/Tone Active Controls
- Schecter Custom Bass String Thru Bridge
- Graph Tech XL Black Tusq Nut
- WSC KG700 Tuning Machines
- Includes Ernie Ball 5-String Super Long Strings (.045–.130)
This Model-T combines refined playability with responsive electronics and tonal depth, delivering the recording clarity and session versatility left-handed bassists need to capture professional takes and maintain presence in the mix.
More Information
| Dexterity | Right handed |
|---|---|
| Condition | New |
| Country of Manufacture | South Korea |
Reviews
At a Glance
The Schecter Model-T 5 String Exotic Lefty Bass is a left-handed workhorse for studio recording, offering warm, resonant tones with articulate mids and punchy lows that sit well in rock, funk, and progressive sessions. The dual Schecter MonsterTone pickups (P/J configuration) and active Volume/Volume/Tone controls give you flexible tonal shaping during tracking and mixing, while the roasted maple neck and ebony fretboard ensure consistent, stable intonation across multiple takes. Pick this if you're tracking five-string bass parts and want a versatile, reliable instrument that responds predictably to different playing dynamics.
Who This Is For
Great for
- ✓ Rock
- ✓ Funk
- ✓ Progressive
- ✓ Studio Sessions
Not the best pick for
- – Traditional Jazz
- – Worship
Skill level: Intermediate · Advanced · Professional
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the neck profile like, and will it feel comfortable for long sessions?
The thin 'C' profile measures 0.787" at the 1st fret and 0.888" at the 12th fret, creating a fast, responsive feel that supports both rapid technical playing and extended session work. The roasted maple neck resists moisture changes, and the 12" fretboard radius balances comfort with precision across all 21 jumbo frets.
How does the P/J pickup configuration sound, and is it suitable for different genres?
The dual Schecter MonsterTone pickups—P-style neck and J-style bridge—deliver warm, articulate mids and punchy lows with cutting presence, making the Model-T versatile across rock, funk, and progressive music. The Volume/Volume/Tone active controls let you blend and shape tones to suit different tracks and mix contexts.
Is this bass stable and reliable for touring or frequent gigging?
Yes. The Schecter Custom Bass String Thru bridge with black hardware anchors your tone solidly, while WSC KG700 tuning machines keep your low B locked in tight. The 35" scale length and Graph Tech XL Black Tusq nut ensure consistent action and reliable tuning stability across all five strings.
What comes included with the bass?
The Model-T ships with Ernie Ball 5-String Super Long Strings (0.045–0.130 gauge), so you can play right out of the box.
How does this compare to other five-string basses in its range?
The Model-T sits alongside models like the Ibanez SR5, Yamaha TRBX505, and Fender American Professional Jazz Bass V, but its thin 'C' neck, exotic black limba body, and dual MonsterTone P/J configuration make it a strong choice for players who prioritize neck comfort, tonal warmth, and active control flexibility.