Known for: Slap-and-tap signature basses in 4, 5 and 6 strings with active electronics and satin finishes · 9 in stock from $1,499
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What is the difference between the Schecter Charles Berthoud CB-4, CB-5 and CB-6?
The main difference is string count. The CB-4 is the most compact and traditional choice, the CB-5 adds low-end range, and the CB-6 offers extended range for chordal, melodic and tapping-heavy playing. All three use active electronics and come in See Thru Black Satin or Natural Satin.
Is the Charles Berthoud signature bass good for slap and tap playing?
Yes, that is what the line is built for. Schecter designed the series around the slap-and-tap style the YouTube bassist is known for. All models have active electronics, and the 6-string CB-6 suits tapping-heavy, chordal and melodic playing especially well, while the CB-4 stays the more traditional option.
Does the Schecter Charles Berthoud bass come in left-handed versions?
Yes, left-handed versions of the CB-4, CB-5 and CB-6 are offered, so lefty players get the same choice of string count as right-handed players. Every instrument is set up and professionally packed, and shipping within the US is free, with 30-day returns available.
Schecter Charles Berthoud Signature Basses in stock now at LV Guitars
As of October 20, 2026, LV Guitars has 9 Schecter Charles Berthoud Signature Basses in stock and ready to ship, priced from $1,499 to $1,649. Every order ships free within the US, no sales tax collected on orders shipped outside California, and 30-day returns.







