So I bought that Schecter Riot 5 and then a week later ordered a Sire V7 4 string. I… don’t see myself touching the Schecter again any time soon, between the Sire’s tone, versatility, playability…
The Schecter is so pretty but… I don’t know. Maybe buyers remorse. Thanks for coming to my mind dump.
If it doesn’t inspire you to pick it up, then it’s time to let it go. My 2¢.
Well there’s always the option of rebuying the Schecter, it’s a common practice of seller remorse that many of us resort to. 
I have owned four of the same guitar (currently 0 again)
This has been the practice of few Buzzers, but one in particular does come to mind. 
Just sayin’. 
Some pics for the masses please.
If there’s a question, the answer is clear.
Yep, clearly you need to keep both,
Beautiful.
That’s why you have an infinite number of basses, @Al1885. 
This makes me so happy to know about you. We all have our thing lol
We should start a pool for how long before another Revstar shows up at @howard s place.
like the sun rises in the east…
Actually lately I am more regretful about selling my Tele. It was perfect. I’d do e the 5-way mod and put a P90 in the neck, and the color combo was among my favorites.
But I wasn’t playing it.
I hope you can always buy a another one if you really want to. I have been playing guitars lately and NEEDED a collection . I have bought 4 since I started guitar and resurrected the acoustic I apparently took lessons on when I was a small child. My collection is complete… I have my favourite but I have been making a point of rotating through all the electrics in my practice sessions. It is like falling in love again for the very first time each time I play a different one.
I haven’t played my 5 string schecter in years, but I still have it.
At first I thought you didn’t like the Schecter. But isn’t it a little unfair to compare a 4 with a 5-string?
As soon as I got the Sire, I have no desire to pick up the Schecter, so feeling remorse over spending the 1300 on it @110010
I had a Schecter Omen Extreme 5 and ended up letting it go. Actually, I’ve had 4 different ones and sold them all. I now have two Fenders and a Yamaha 5. Nothing wrong with Schecter, just like Fender better.
I get it, love the v7, it’s a super great bass.
