Schecter Stiletto Stealth-4 Pro EX Bass Satin Black
Description
Schecter Stiletto Stealth-4 Pro EX Bass Satin Black
The Stiletto-4 Stealth Pro EX is built for the working bassist. Its thin 'C' neck profile and 35" scale strike that rare balance between immediate feel and extended reach on stage. The neck-thru construction with Ultra Access body design gets you to the upper frets without compromise, while the solid mahogany core keeps your tone locked and focused through every gig, session, and studio day.
Playability & Build
The mahogany neck with maple stringers and dual carbon fiber reinforcement rods stays rock-solid under tension—no surprises mid-set. At just .787" thick at the first fret, it sits naturally in your hand and responds immediately to your technique. The 24 X-Jumbo frets and 16" fretboard radius give you the precision to dial in intonation cleanly, plus the real estate to dig in hard when you need it. The Graph Tech XL Black Tusq nut at 1.496" width spaces the strings exactly where they should be, ergonomic and playable night after night.
Electronics & Tone
The EMG MMCS bridge pickup and EMG P neck pickup combination cuts through a live mix with clarity and definition. You get punch, separation, and articulation across the board. The volume/blend control paired with a 2-band EMG EQ puts surgical tone-shaping at your fingertips—dial in tight lows, carve out mids, brighten the highs—without hunting around amp knobs during a set.
Key Features
- Body Material: Mahogany
- Neck Construction: Mahogany with Maple Stringers and 2 Carbon Fiber Reinforcement Rods
- Neck-Thru with Ultra Access design
- Neck Shape: Thin 'C' profile
- Scale: 35"
- Fretboard: Indian Ebony with 24 X-Jumbo frets
- Fretboard Radius: 16" (406mm)
- Bridge Pickup: EMG MMCS / Neck Pickup: EMG P
- Controls: Volume/Blend/2-Band EMG EQ
- Hardware: Black Schecter Custom Fully-Adjustable Bridge with TonePros "M Series" tuners
- Nut: Graph Tech XL Black Tusq (1.496" width)
- Inlays: Offset Dots with Luminlay side markers
The Stiletto-4 Stealth Pro EX combines precision hardware, premium electronics, and a meticulously engineered neck to deliver consistency, tone, and playability at the professional level.
More Information
| Dexterity | Right handed |
|---|---|
| Condition | New |
| Country of Manufacture | South Korea |
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At a Glance
The Stiletto Stealth-4 Pro EX is a 35-scale neck-thru workhorse built for intermediate to pro players who demand reliability on stage and in the studio. Its thin 'C' neck and Ultra Access body feel responsive and fast in hand, while EMG pickups and a 2-band EQ deliver modern punch and articulate clarity across funk, rock, and session work. Carbon-fiber reinforced mahogany construction and precision hardware keep this bass rock-solid under touring and live demands.
Who This Is For
Great for
- ✓ Studio Sessions
- ✓ Live Performance
- ✓ Funk
- ✓ Rock
Not the best pick for
- – Beginner
- – Traditional Jazz
Skill level: Intermediate · Advanced · Professional
Frequently Asked Questions
What skill level is this bass designed for?
The Stiletto Stealth-4 Pro EX is built for intermediate, advanced, and professional players. Its fast, thin 'C' neck and 35" scale favor players with developed technique and the chops to exploit its precision hardware and responsive feel.
What pickup and electronics setup does it have?
It combines an EMG MMCS bridge pickup with an EMG P neck pickup, paired with volume/blend control and a 2-band EMG EQ. This lets you shape tone from tight, focused lows to articulate highs without relying on amp settings alone.
How does the neck feel and what fretwork does it support?
The neck is a thin 'C' profile at just 0.787" thick at the first fret, with a 16" fretboard radius and 24 X-Jumbo frets. This setup supports both precise intonation and aggressive playing styles, and the mahogany neck with dual carbon fiber reinforcement rods resists warping under tension.
Is the upper-fret access difficult on a neck-thru bass?
No — the Ultra Access body design is engineered for seamless access to upper frets while the neck-thru construction maintains solid tonal coherence from the mahogany build.
What genres and playing styles is this bass best suited for?
It excels in studio sessions, live performance, funk, and rock. The modern tone profile and onboard EQ make it less suited for traditional jazz, where vintage warmth and simplified electronics are typically preferred.
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