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Schecter Ultra Bass in Pelham Blue vs Schecter P-5 LH bass in Ivory

The Ultra Bass is a premium neck-thru instrument with dual EMG pickups and carbon fiber reinforcement, designed for maximum sustain and tonal versatility across aggressive styles. The P-5 LH is a more straightforward bolt-on workhorse with a single MonsterTone-P pickup, offering modern clarity and balanced tone at a slightly more accessible price point.

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Schecter Ultra Bass in Pelham Blue

$1,049.00
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Schecter P-5 LH bass in Ivory

$1,049.00
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Specs side by side

Schecter Ultra Bass in Pelham BlueSchecter P-5 LH bass in Ivory
Price$1,049.00$1,049.00
BrandSchecterSchecter
BodyModern Bass
Body TypeSolidSolid
Scale35" Scale
Strings45
Frets21 Frets
FretboardEbonyRosewood
NeckMaple
Neck ConstructionBolt-On
BridgeString-Through Body
Year20232020
ConditionNewNew

Why choose Schecter Ultra Bass in Pelham Blue

  • Neck-thru construction with Ultra Access for seamless upper fret playability
  • Dual EMG TBHZ pickups with independent controls for greater tonal flexibility
  • Carbon fiber reinforced neck provides added stability and sustain
  • Ebony fretboard with premium pearloid inlays and X-Jumbo frets

Why choose Schecter P-5 LH bass in Ivory

  • Longer 35-inch scale provides tighter, more focused low-end definition
  • Simpler single-pickup design delivers punchy modern clarity with less complexity
  • Bolt-on construction is lighter and easier to service than neck-thru
  • Left-handed configuration available, expanding player options
Bottom line: Choose the Ultra Bass if you need dual-pickup flexibility, maximum sustain, and premium upper-fret access for advanced playing across multiple genres. Choose the P-5 LH if you prefer a straightforward, modern-sounding left-handed bass with a longer scale for tight low-end punch and studio/live clarity.

Frequently asked questions

What is the main construction difference between these two basses?

The Ultra Bass uses neck-thru construction where the neck extends through the body for maximum sustain and upper-fret access. The P-5 LH uses bolt-on construction, which is more traditional, easier to repair, and typically lighter.

How do the pickup systems differ?

The Ultra Bass features dual EMG TBHZ pickups with independent volume and tone controls, allowing blending of multiple pickup voices. The P-5 LH has a single Schecter MonsterTone-P pickup with master volume and tone, delivering simpler, more focused modern clarity.

Which bass is better for funk and rock?

Both are listed as suitable for funk and rock. The Ultra Bass excels when you need aggressive high-end articulation and deep lows with flexibility. The P-5 LH's punchy midrange and articulate attack also work well for these genres with a more straightforward approach.

What is the scale length difference and why does it matter?

The Ultra Bass has a 34-inch scale while the P-5 LH has a 35-inch scale. The longer 35-inch scale on the P-5 provides slightly tighter string tension and more focused low-end definition, while the 34-inch on the Ultra Bass is more standard and offers ease of reach for some players.

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