Built for players who need a bass that keeps up night after night, the Schecter Stiletto series pairs a sleek, contoured body with neck-through construction options that translate directly to sustain, low-action playability, and rock-solid stability under stage lights. The body's elongated cutaway isn't a stylistic flourish — it genuinely opens up upper-register access, so whether you're locking in a groove or pushing into solo territory, the neck never gets in the way. The lineup spans 4-string, 5-string, and extended-range 6-string configurations to match how you play live.
The tiered range means there's a Stiletto suited to every level of gigging bassist. The Extreme delivers aggressive character and reliable hardware that can take a beating on the road. Moving up, the Studio models refine the voice with tonewoods and pickups that project clearly through a live mix without getting lost under guitars and keys. The top-shelf Custom tier brings premium construction and upgraded appointments — the kind of bass that feels as good at soundcheck as it does mid-set, and looks the part in Gloss Natural finishes that show off the wood under any stage lighting.
At LV Guitars, the Stiletto lineup runs from around $559 to $1,649, offering a well-defined upgrade path from a serious working instrument to a stage-ready professional bass. Finishes like Satin Black, Honey Satin, and See-Thru Black give performers real visual choices, not just tonal ones — because how your gear looks behind the mic matters as much as how it sounds through the PA.
