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At A Glance
- Model Name
- Stiletto-5 Session LH
- Item Number
- 2855
- Country of Origin
- South Korea
- Guitar Color Shown
- Aged Natural Satin (ANS)
- Tuners
- Schecter
- Fretboard
- Maple
- Neck Material
- Maple
- Inlays
- Ebony Side Blocks
- Scale
- 35" (889mm)
- Neck Shape
- C'
- Thickness
- @ 1st Fret- .826" (21mm)/ @ 12th Fret- .905" (23mm)
- Frets
- 24 Narrow X-Jumbo
- Fretboard Radius
- 12" (305mm)
- Nut
- Graph Tech XL Black Tusq
- Nut Width
- 1.771" (45mm)
- Truss Rod
- 2-Way Adjustable Rod w/ 5/32" (4mm) Allen Nut
- Guitar Colors
- Aged Natural Satin (ANS)
- Hardware Color
- Black
- Top Contour
- Flat Top
- Dexterity
- Left Handed
- Construction
- Bolt-on
- Body Material
- Swamp Ash
- Bridge
- Schecter Custom Bass String Thru (or Top Load)
- Controls
- Master Volume/Blend/3-Band EMG Active E/Q
- Bridge Pickup
- EMG 40DC
- Neck Pickup
- EMG 40J
- Battery Compartment
- 18-volt w/Screw Plate
- Knobs
- Metal Knurled w/ Set Screw
- Strings
- Ernie Ball 5 String Super Long #2850 (.045-.130)
- Case
- SGR-UNIVERSAL BASS "Case Sold Separately"
Schecter built the Stiletto-5 Session LH as a left-handed, five-string electric bass positioned within the Stiletto Session line. Assembled in South Korea, it featured a bolt-on construction with a swamp ash body, a maple neck in a C-profile, and a maple fretboard carrying ebony side block inlays across 24 narrow extra-jumbo frets. The flat-top body and aged natural satin finish left the wood grain visible without a high-gloss surface.
Electronics centred on an EMG 40DC bridge pickup and an EMG 40J neck pickup, driven by an 18-volt active circuit with a dedicated screw-plate battery compartment. The control layout ran master volume, a blend control, and a three-band EMG active EQ. Hardware throughout was finished in black, including the Schecter Custom Bass bridge — configurable for either string-through or top-load stringing — Schecter tuners, and metal knurled knobs with set screws. The Graph Tech XL Black Tusq nut measured 1.771 inches (45mm) wide, accommodating the five-string 35-inch (889mm) extra-long scale. The two-way adjustable truss rod is accessed with a 5/32-inch (4mm) Allen key. Factory string gauges were Ernie Ball 5 String Super Long #2850, running .045–.130.
Owners seeking setup adjustments, fret work, or replacement parts compatible with the bridge, nut, or active electronics should consult a qualified bass guitar technician.
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