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Front · Natural Satin

Finishes

Natural Satin

Schecter

Reaper-5 LH

Reaper · 5-string

Manufacturer

Schecter product page

About this model

Schecter Reaper-5 LH is a left-handed 5-string bolt-on bass with swamp ash body, figured poplar burl top, maple/walnut neck with carbon rods, and ebony fingerboard on a 35" scale. Schecter USA P-50 / M-50 PJ pickups feed an 18V Darkglass Tone Capsule EQ with volume and blend for modern five-string voicing. Schecter’s OEM reaper-5-lh page lists the Natural Satin LH configuration and Diamond Custom string-thru/top-load bridge.

Core specs

Brand
Schecter
Model
Reaper-5 LH
Family
Reaper
Series
Reaper
Strings
5
Body style
Reaper
Body material
Swamp Ash
Top
Figured Poplar Burl
Neck material
Maple with Walnut stringers + carbon fiber rods
Neck profile
Thin "C"
Neck joint
bolt-on
Fingerboard
Ebony
Scale length
35"
Nut width
45mm
Fingerboard radius
16"
Frets
24
Fret size
Jumbo
Bridge
Schecter Diamond Custom Bass (string-thru or top-load)
Tuners
TonePros "M Series"
Pickup config
PJ
Pickups
Schecter USA P-50 (neck) / M-50 (bridge)
Controls
Master Volume / Blend / Darkglass Tone Capsule EQ
Electronics
active
Extended specsShow
Switching / taps
Unknown
Battery
18V
Nut material
Graph Tech XL Black Tusq
Hardware finish
Black and Chrome
Inlays
Pearloid Offset Dots
Pickguard
Unknown
Factory strings
Unknown
Case / gig bag
Sold Separately
Country of origin
Unknown
MSRP (USD)
Unknown
LH finishes offered
Natural Satin
Body finish type
Natural Satin
Multi-scale
false
String spacing
Unknown
Preamp
Darkglass Tone Capsule (18V)
Orientation note
Unknown

Where to buy

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