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Schecter Nikki Sixx Signature Bass Guitar - Satin Black

4-string Solidbody Electric Bass Guitar with Mahogany Body, Maple/Walnut Neck, Rosewood Fingerboard, and Active P/J Pickups - Satin Black

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Schecter Nikki Sixx Signature Bass Guitar - Satin Black

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Q: Who is the Schecter Nikki Sixx Signature Bass designed for?

This bass is perfect for players who want to capture Nikki Sixx's iconic sound and stage presence. Its active EMG P/J pickups deliver a huge range of tone, from thunderous lows to articulate highs, accommodating various musical styles beyond just rock and metal. The fast maple/walnut neck and satin finish also make it a great choice for bassists seeking smooth playability and exceptional comfort.

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Q: What kind of tone do the EMG pickups provide on this bass?

The Nikki Sixx Signature Bass features a versatile EMG P/J pickup configuration. The EMG P split single-coil in the middle position offers a punchy, classic P-Bass tone with excellent low-end definition. The EMG J single-coil at the bridge adds clarity and growl, allowing you to blend them for a wide range of powerful, articulate bass sounds suitable for various musical styles.

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Q: How does the kill switch function on the Nikki Sixx Signature Bass?

The kill switch on the Nikki Sixx Signature Bass is a momentary switch that instantly mutes your signal when pressed. This allows for dramatic, rhythmic stutter effects, adding a unique percussive element to your playing. It's a signature feature that lets you create dynamic, on-the-fly sonic textures, perfect for live performance and creative expression.

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Q: What are the advantages of the neck-through body construction?

The Nikki Sixx Signature Bass features a sturdy set-neck construction, where the neck is securely glued into the body. This design contributes to excellent sustain and resonance, allowing notes to ring out clearly. Combined with the fast maple/walnut neck and the Schecter Custom string-through-body/top-load bridge, it provides a stable feel and enhanced playability across the fretboard, ensuring a consistent tone.

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This Bass Rocks

The Schecter Nikki Sixx "Schecter Sixx" Bass rocks. The Motley Crue bassman's signature axe is a superbly balanced instrument with a wicked-looking "reverse" body that gives you amazing playability and comfort. Nikki is notorious for rocking hard, but the active EMG P/J pickup set onboard this bass actually delivers a huge range of tone that will accommodate any musical style. You get a fast maple/walnut neck with rosewood fingerboard, Grover Bass tuners, and a high-mass, string-through-body/top-load bridge for serious sustain. Rock like you mean it with the "Schecter Sixx."

Schecter Nikki Sixx "Schecter Sixx" Bass Features:

Wicked-looking "reverse" body shape
Fast maple/walnut neck with rosewood fingerboard
Active EMG P/J pickup set delivers a broad range of tone
Schecter Custom string-through-body/top-load bridge
Grover Mini Bass tuners

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Tech Specs

Number of Strings: 4
Left-/Right-handed: Right-handed
Body Shape: Nikki Sixx Signature
Body Material: Mahogany
Color: Satin Black
Body Finish: Satin Polyurethane
Neck Material: Maple/Walnut
Neck Shape: C
Neck Joint: Neck-through
Radius: 12"
Fingerboard Material: Rosewood
Fingerboard Inlay: Creme Dots
Number of Frets: 24, jumbo
Scale Length: 34"
Nut Width: 1.653"
Nut Material: Graph Tech XL Black Tusq
Bridge/Tailpiece: Schecter Custom strings-thru-body/top-load bridge
Tuners: Grover Mini Bass
Middle Pickup: EMG P Split Single-coil
Bridge Pickup: EMG J Single-coil
Controls: 2 x volume, 1 x master tone
Switching: Kill switch
Strings: Ernie Ball, .045-.105
Case/Gig Bag: Sold Separately
Manufacturer Part Number: 210

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Let me start out by clarifying one thing I feel gets left out of way too many reviews. As with anything else in life, whether you love or hate this bass depends, more than anything else, on the style of music you play and your personal playing style.
That being said, this is one of the most incredible instruments I've played. For background, I play music ranging from 90s radio pop (Matchbox 20, Simple Plan, etc.) to modern Hard Rock (Thousand Foot Krutch, Papa Roach, A7X). My other regular basses are a 90s era Ibanez SD305 and an early 2000s Traben Array Ltd.
I had a hard time finding any reviews on this bass and I know that some of the earlier Sixx signatures have been less than stellar so I hesitated to buy one. Bad idea. Now that I have one I thought I would post some info on it for others thinking of getting one. First off, in light of my opening statement, if you play a lot of virtuoso, Roy Vogt, Jaco Pastorius type stuff this probably isn't the bass for you. However, if you're looking for a simple, good looking bass with plenty of that "new string" type mid-cut growl and volume to spare, this is exactly the bass for you. Controls are simple, 2-volume 1-tone. The P-pickups have a good, balanced, smooth, ballad type sound. (Think Sixx A.M. "Gotta Get It Right") and the volume for the J-Pickup can be rolled up to adjust how much of that wicked rock-n-roll growl you get (topping out somewhere similar to A7X's "Brompton Cocktail." The kill switch is excellent for recording and stage to cut unwanted noise between takes or to free your hands up for a water bottle. As with everything Schecter I have ever held, the build is absolutely top notch, I have played American Thunderbirds which were not as solid as this unit; set-up was absolutely spot on right out of the box. Ships with Cobalt strings that sound good enough I might be making the switch on all of my basses. The hipshot/string through bridge and clip in battery cavity are also very solid and convenient. So far I've gotten about twice the battery life from my Sixx as I usually do my Traben, and it is speaker-rattling-loud. The only two changes I could wish for would be a smoother top edge on the body, it hit's the arm a little hard when playing pick style with much gusto, and availability in the sexy red I see Nikki on stage with.
In summary, if you're looking for a smooth talking, jazz-style bass for playing finger style this may not be what you're after, but with the right amp and p-pickups it could probably do it. If you're after a LOUD, growly, Crue style, instrument with exceptional playability and feel, I would definitely recommend picking up a Schecter Sixx.
Happy Playing.