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...and contrary to the ad, the P does not stand for passive (this bass is active) but for Precision.

A super deal....

http://www.guitarcenter.com/Used/Schect ... -Guitar.gc

I am pretty sure it is this model (no pic with ad at this time):

http://www.schecterguitars.com/outlet/b ... ive-detail

Please somebody take before I buy something I do not need, but it is such a good deal...

I would have to paint the headstock.

Last years passive Gloss Black Schecter P

Modded.... Not in a good way
Added 3-band electronics (unknown)
Added a Duncan MM pickup at bridge (rerouted larger)
Added a ducan P pickup replacing neck pup (4 string pickup, really??)
Added more holes in pick guard for more pots (5 total close to each other)

Scratched up, worn and played to shit.

I passed...!!!!!!!

Gravesbass, I am impressed!

Even though the picture is now available there is no way I could have figured what you figured out. Did you call and inquire? The pic quality is so bad, I can barely see anything...

At that price I had mod ideas with my spare parts. Yes, I called and received pics.

PASS!!!!!

They added one pic but I can't see enough detail to notice anything amiss.....would you be able to share the pics you got?

Moses wrote:They added one pic but I can't see enough detail to notice anything amiss.....would you be able to share the pics you got?

Ok... you asked for them...... it was strung righty too at one point. The nut is filed for righty strung. The D and G string look like they are sitting on top of the frets.

I would walk away from the screen right now... Hack Job!!!!!!!!!!!

Oof! A new nut fitted and a fretjob might still have made a pretty decent bargain out of that, but the cavity route on that bridge pickup is just a complete mess.

Shit. I'd buy that junker for $75 and a little work. But yeah, it looks rough.

On second thought, "route" isn't really the right word, is it? Look like someone used a drill press and a chisel.

Moses wrote:On second thought, "route" isn't really the right word, is it? Look like someone used a drill press and a chisel.

I call it the "butcher baby"...

I posted these pics to save the fellow lefty members here a return. Who knows whats going on underneath that pick guard. Store claims its a 3-band active bass. Where the battery placed

I can't get over the 4 string P pickup in a 5er bass..

gravesbass wrote:
I can't get over the 4 string P pickup in a 5er bass..

I missed that! hahaha!

Ack, what a mess! I own one of these, but mine is still all stock. It's as heavy as a boat anchor, but it's a solid performer. It's a shame to see one so used and abused.