Schecter Model-T 4 Exotic LH Bass in Natural Satin

The Model-T Exotic Lefty combines premium tonewoods and responsive electronics into a left-handed four-string built for serious players who demand articulate lows and cutting definition. Black limba exotic wood paired with a roasted maple neck delivers warm yet punchy character with excellent sustain, while dual Schecter MonsterTone pickups handle everything from driving rock riffs to tight funk grooves without muddiness.

Tone and Electronics

The J-style bridge and P-style neck pickup configuration captures rich lows that sit clearly in a mix while maintaining definition across higher registers. A string-through Schecter custom bass bridge maximizes sustain and resonance across all four strings, and the volume/volume/tone control layout with metal knurled knobs provides precise, reliable tone shaping for your playing style.

Playability and Construction

The 34" scale length and thin 'C' neck profile (measuring 0.787" at the 1st fret and 0.888" at the 12th fret) create an ergonomic platform for extended sessions with comfortable left-hand access throughout the entire range. Twenty-one jumbo frets on an ebony fretboard with 12" fretboard radius support natural finger movement and technique, while abalone 3-piece block inlays mark positions clearly without visual clutter.

Key Features

• Left-handed configuration with black limba exotic wood body
• Roasted maple neck with ebony fretboard
• 34" scale length with 21 jumbo frets
• Thin 'C' neck profile: 0.787" at 1st fret, 0.888" at 12th fret
• 12" fretboard radius for comfortable playing feel
• Abalone 3-piece block inlays
• Graph Tech XL Black Tusq nut (1.496" width)
• Dual Schecter MonsterTone pickups (J-style bridge, P-style neck)
• Volume/volume/tone control configuration with metal knurled knobs
• String-through Schecter custom bass bridge
• WSC KG400 tuners with 2-way adjustable truss rod
• Includes Ernie Ball 4-string super long (.045–.105) strings

The Model-T Exotic Lefty combines premium construction, responsive electronics, and left-handed ergonomics into a bass built to handle serious playing demands.