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Description
Unleash your creativity and explore the depths of musical expression with the Schecter Diamond J Bass. This electric bass guitar combines vintage aesthetics with modern performance, making it a versatile choice for both stage and studio. Crafted with swamp ash for the body and a maple neck and fretboard, this bass delivers a punchy sound that retains the deep, resonant low-end tones you crave.
Equipped with Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound J SJ5-3 pickups, this bass offers a robust output and clarity that cuts through any mix. The 4-way rotary pickup selector and 18-volt, 2-band active EQ allow you to tailor your sound to perfection, offering a vast palette of tones from traditional to modern. The master volume push/pull phase switch adds even more tonal versatility, bringing a nasally honky tone with midrange emphasis when needed.
Durability and playability are enhanced with a 6-bolt bolt-on neck joint and carbon fiber reinforcement rods that prevent neck shifting. The reshaped neck joint ensures smoother access to higher frets, while the customized Wilkinson WBBC bridge with string-thru-body design maximizes sustain and intonation, all wrapped in a package with vintage appeal.
For the bassist seeking an instrument that balances classic style with cutting-edge features, the Schecter Diamond J Bass is your go-to choice.
Key Features:
- Swamp ash body with maple neck and fretboard
- Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound J SJ5-3 pickups
- 4-way rotary pickup selector with series/parallel and singular options
- 18-volt, 2-band active EQ for enhanced tone shaping
- 6-bolt bolt-on neck joint with carbon fiber reinforcement
- Customized Wilkinson WBBC bridge with string-thru-body design
- Grover tuners and metal knurled knobs for superior control and vintage aesthetics
Product specs
| Brand | Schecter |
| Model | Diamond-J 5 Plus Active 5-String Bass |
| Finish | Ivory |
| Year | 2010s |
| Categories | 5- and 6-String Basses, Active Bass Guitars |
| Active / Passive Pickups | Active Pickups |
| Active Preamp | Active Preamp |
| Body Shape | J-Style |
| Color Family | White |
| Fretboard Material | Rosewood |
| Number of Frets | 20 |
| Number of Strings | 5-String |
| Pickup Configuration | SS |
| Right / Left Handed | Right Handed |
FAQs
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What kind of pickups does the Schecter Diamond J Bass have?
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The Schecter Diamond J Bass is equipped with Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound J SJB-3 active pickups, which provide a powerful and punchy sound suitable for various music genres.
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Is the Schecter Diamond J Bass suitable for slap bass techniques?
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Yes, the Schecter Diamond J Bass is well-suited for slap bass techniques, thanks to its active pickups and 34" scale length, which offer clarity and responsiveness.
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What is the neck profile of the Schecter Diamond J Bass?
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The Schecter Diamond J Bass features a thin 'C' neck profile, providing a comfortable and fast playing experience, ideal for both beginners and advanced players.
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Does the Schecter Diamond J Bass have a string-through body design?
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Yes, the Schecter Diamond J Bass includes a Wilkinson Bass WBBC bridge with a custom string-through body design, enhancing sustain and resonance.
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How many frets are on the Schecter Diamond J Bass?
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The Schecter Diamond J Bass has 20 narrow X-Jumbo frets, allowing for a wide range of notes and smooth playability across the fretboard.
Videos
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Schecter - Diamond-J Bass Demo at GAK
Reviews
5.0 out of 5
Based on 2 Reviews and 3 Ratings
107
Good J Bass
Monstertone Pick Up with split. Big Punch and Volume and nice character ;) I use for Rock/Alternative Project
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