Description
Twelve strings on a bass isn’t a gimmick when it’s built by someone who’s used that thickness of low end to anchor an entire band’s sound for decades. dUg Pinnick’s playing on King’s X cuts like “It’s Love” and “Human Behavior,” plus his solo work on “Haven’t Been Here Before” and “Mr. Hateyourself,” all leaned on this kind of dense, chorused-without-a-pedal low-end wall. The Schecter DP-12 is Pinnick’s answer to that need, and it’s built to actually be played, not just admired.
- Contoured mahogany body — comfortable against the ribs during long sets, with the warmth and sustain mahogany is known for
- Seymour Duncan active electronics driving the tone, giving you output and clarity to cut through dense mixes without losing low-end weight
- 3-piece neck construction for stability and a smooth, fast feel across the fretboard
- Grover tuners keeping all 12 strings locked in tune, even under stage volume and heavy attack
- “dUg” inlay at the 12th fret — a personal touch that marks this as his signature build, not a generic 12-string
- Satin black finish that looks understated on stage but still turns heads once people realize how many strings are on the neck
If you’ve ever wanted the harmonic thickness of a 12-string without sacrificing low-end punch, this is a purpose-built tool for it — designed by a bassist who needed exactly that sound live and on record.
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