Is this bass good for five-string players new to extended range?

The C-5 is rated for intermediate and advanced players, so some foundational technique is helpful. That said, the thin "C" neck profile and 35" extended scale are specifically designed to make the low B-string manageable and clear, so it's approachable for players stepping up from 4-string for the first time.

What genres does this bass work best in?

The C-5 excels in rock, metal, progressive, and funk. Its punchy lows and articulate highs give it the attack needed for tightly syncopated styles and heavy tones. It's not optimized for traditional jazz or upright bass playing.

What's the neck profile, and will it feel fast to play?

The maple neck has a thin "C" shape tapering from 0.787" at the first fret to 0.866" at the twelfth fret. Combined with 24 Narrow X-Jumbo frets and a 16" fretboard radius, this setup delivers quick string articulation and smooth lateral movement for fast runs and comfortable hand positioning during extended sessions.

How does the electronics setup let me shape tone?

Dual Schecter Diamond Bass pickups feed into a Volume/Blend/2-Band EQ control, giving you flexibility to dial in everything from deep, punchy lows to articulate highs without stacking external gear. The Graph Tech XL Black Tusq nut also ensures consistent tuning stability and note clarity across all five strings.

What comes factory-installed on the strings and hardware?

The bass ships with Ernie Ball 5 String Super Long (.045–.130) strings and chrome hardware including Schecter tuners and the Diamond Bass bridge, so you're ready to plug in and play out of the box.

Schecter C-5 Deluxe Bass Satin Black

The C-5 Deluxe delivers a comfortable, fast playing experience with its thin "C"-shaped neck and 35" extended scale that accommodates the lower B-string with clarity and definition. The satin black finish offers a professional appearance while resisting fingerprints, and the bolt-on construction ensures reliable stability and classic tonal characteristics. This right-handed five-string is built for players who demand precision across the entire fretboard without compromising ergonomic comfort.

Playability & Neck Design

The maple neck features a thin "C" profile that tapers from 0.787" at the first fret to 0.866" at the twelfth fret, providing an intuitive grip for extended playing sessions. Twenty-four Narrow X-Jumbo frets with a 16" fretboard radius deliver quick string articulation and smooth lateral movement, while the Graph Tech XL Black Tusq nut (45mm) ensures consistent tuning stability and excellent note clarity across all strings.

Tone & Electronics

Dual Schecter Diamond Bass pickups paired with a Volume/Blend/2-Band EQ control system give you versatile tonal shaping from punchy lows to articulate highs. The Diamond Bass bridge and chrome hardware maintain robust signal transfer and sustain, while factory-installed Ernie Ball 5 String Super Long (.045–.130) strings provide balanced response across all five strings.

Key Features

Basswood body with flat top and bevel edge contour
Bolt-on construction with chrome hardware
Maple neck in thin "C" shape (0.787"–0.866" taper)
35" (889mm) extended scale optimized for five-string bass
24 Narrow X-Jumbo frets on rosewood fretboard
16" fretboard radius for comfortable hand position
Dot inlays with dot side markers
Graph Tech XL Black Tusq nut (45mm width)
2-Way adjustable truss rod with 5/32" Allen nut
Dual Schecter Diamond Bass pickups with Volume/Blend/2-Band EQ controls
Metal dome knobs with set screws
Schecter tuners for reliable tuning stability

The Schecter C-5 Deluxe combines extended-range versatility with player-friendly ergonomics, making it a dependable platform for any bassist working across multiple genres and playing styles.

Dexterity	Right handed
Condition	New
Country of Manufacture	Indonesia