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Turned out to be a Schecter Raiden Deluxe 4, whatever that is worth. Daughter said she loved the neck and weight. Owner was an instructor for a few instruments. The bass was set up very well, new strings, in tune, intonation already set. She loves it. Thank you for the responses, it was a big help.

Agree 100%. I have a Squier SE that would rival pretty much anything we had back in the 80s.

Thanks, all. She actually plays violin, keyboard, drums, guitar, and percussion in the school band. We were fooling around in the music shop where she takes advanced drum lessons and we buy all our stuff, so we do support them. However the only new instrument we have ever bought was her drum kit, from that same shop. Too many people buy new, use twice, then sell them for half or less. We weren't in a hurry to buy, but we found this one for sale right off the bat and might be too good a bargain to pass up. She liked one almost exactly like it in the store.

Hello all. I'm looking for a bass for my daughter, so something beginner but not horrible. I play guitar, so don't know squat about basses. I would be looking for Squier but came across a Schecter Diamond Series. The cheapest I have seen them are around $500US, this one is sub $200US. Are these even worth what he is asking? I want to get her something that is playable, not junk that will sour her on playing.