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This left-handed headless 4-string electric bass is ideal for musicians seeking a compact, high-performance instrument. Its solid mahogany body with ash top delivers rich, balanced tone, while the bolt-on maple and mahogany neck with ebony fingerboard provides optimal playing comfort. The advanced electronics system with dual-coil pickups and active/passive preamp offers great tonal versatility, equally suited to the studio and the stage. Its integrated tuning system makes transport and maintenance easier, perfect for bassists on the move or at rehearsal.
| Type | Left-handed headless 4-string electric bass |
|---|---|
| Body | Solid mahogany with ash top / wood burl |
| Neck | 5-piece hard maple / mahogany bolt-on neck, C profile |
| Fingerboard | Edgeless™ ebony with rounded edges, dot inlays |
| Scale Length | 34" (864 mm) Long Scale |
| Frets | 24 medium frets with zero fret |
| Nut | Custom Headless, 38 mm |
| Pickups | 2 Marcus Pure-H Revolution Humbucker Set dual-coil pickups |
| Preamp | Active/passive Marcus Heritage-3 with 3-band equalization |
| Controls | Adjustable mids, pickup mode selectors (series/parallel/split) |
| Tuning | Individual Headless bridge/tailpiece with integrated tuning knobs |
| Finish | Mahogany Satin (Natural satin) |
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