Schecter SLS Evil Twin Guitars & Basses

For recording, the SLS Evil Twin offers a consistent, tightly controlled source. Active EMG pickups deliver a strong, quiet signal that goes into a DI or interface with plenty of level, and that gives you a clean starting point for amp sims, re-amping or direct bass tracks. The Satin Black finish is purely cosmetic, so what matters here is the electronics.

The Evil Twin-5 bass adds a low-B string that extends your range for modern rock and metal productions, where low-end definition is critical to how a mix sits. The SLS slim neck makes long tracking days easier, so takes stay accurate when you are punching in part after part. The guitars in the line share the same active EMG approach.

Studio Gears carries the series in a range of roughly $1,649 to $1,699, including a left-handed Evil Twin-5 LH and a B-Stock option. Left-handed players can track in their natural orientation, which helps performance and workflow in a home studio.