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Schecter Stiletto-4 Stealth Pro LH bass in Satin Black vs Schecter Charles Berthoud CB-6 LH bass in Natural Satin

The Stiletto-4 is a 4-string designed for aggressive, punchy low-end work in funk and progressive styles, while the CB-6 is a 6-string offering tonal versatility and extended range with a refined, responsive character suited to jazz, funk, and studio work. Choose the Stiletto-4 if you want focused, tight bass tones and a simpler instrument; choose the CB-6 if you need the extra string and broader harmonic palette.

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Schecter Stiletto-4 Stealth Pro LH bass in Satin Black

$1,649.00
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Schecter Charles Berthoud CB-6 LH bass in Natural Satin

$1,649.00
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Specs side by side

Schecter Stiletto-4 Stealth Pro LH bass in Satin BlackSchecter Charles Berthoud CB-6 LH bass in Natural Satin
Price$1,649.00$1,649.00
BrandSchecterSchecter
BodyModern Bass
Body TypeSolid
Scale34" Scale35" Scale
Strings46
Frets24 Frets24 Frets
FretboardEbonyRosewood
NeckMahogany
Neck ConstructionNeck-Thru-BodyNeck-Thru-Body
Pickup ConfigurationActive HHActive HH
BridgeString-Through Body
Year2023Unknown
ConditionNewNew

Why choose Schecter Stiletto-4 Stealth Pro LH bass in Satin Black

  • Aggressive lows and punchy attack ideal for funk and progressive genres
  • Tight bottom end with focused sonic character
  • 4-string simplicity and traditional bass playability
  • EMG MMCS/P pickup pairing optimized for articulate mids

Why choose Schecter Charles Berthoud CB-6 LH bass in Natural Satin

  • 6-string configuration expands range and harmonic possibilities
  • 3-band EQ system allows deeper tonal sculpting than Stiletto's 2-band
  • Excellent for jazz, funk, and progressive with refined responsiveness
  • Lightweight ash body enhances sustain and natural resonance
Bottom line: Pick the Stiletto-4 if you prioritize aggressive, punchy tone and want a traditional 4-string workhorse for funk and progressive styles. Pick the CB-6 if you need 6-string range, deeper EQ control, and a more versatile instrument that spans jazz, funk, and studio work.

Frequently asked questions

What's the main difference in string count and how does it affect playability?

The Stiletto-4 has 4 strings while the CB-6 has 6 strings, giving the CB-6 two additional higher strings for extended range and harmonic options. The 4-string is simpler and more traditional; the 6-string requires adjustment to hand span and offers broader compositional flexibility.

How do the electronics and EQ systems differ?

The Stiletto-4 uses an EMG 2-band BTS EQ (master volume, blend, and bass/treble shaping), while the CB-6 features a 3-band EQ system (with midrange control added). The CB-6's extra band allows more surgical tone adjustments for jazz and studio precision.

Which is better for funk?

Both excel in funk, but the Stiletto-4 is specifically voiced for aggressive lows and punchy attack, making it ideal for funk that demands tight, focused bottom end. The CB-6 offers funk versatility with smoother articulate highs and deeper lows, better suited to fusion and modern jazz-funk.

What about body construction and sustain differences?

Both use neck-through construction with carbon fiber reinforcement for stability. The Stiletto-4 has a flat-top mahogany body, while the CB-6 uses a lightweight ash body with walnut/padauk neck—ash naturally enhances sustain and resonance, giving the CB-6 an edge in that department.

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