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The Sadowsky Metroexpress 24 Modern 5 Morado Candy Apple Red is a 5-string electric bass designed for demanding musicians seeking a versatile and high-performance instrument. Its roasted maple bolt-on neck, combined with a Morado fretboard, offers optimal playing comfort and excellent stability. Suitable for both studio and stage, this bass impresses with its Sadowsky passive Soapbar pickups that deliver a rich and precise sound, ideal for experienced bassists or those looking for a high-end instrument. Its refined design and Candy Apple Red finish add a unique touch of elegance.
| Type | Electric bass |
|---|---|
| Number of strings | 5 strings |
| Neck | Roasted maple bolt-on neck |
| Nut width | 47.5 mm |
| Nut type | Sadowsky Just-A-Nut III |
| Fretboard | Morado |
| Fret type | Nickel silver with Ball End |
| Number of frets | 24 |
| Scale length | 864 mm |
| Body | Okoume |
| Machine head type | Sadowsky Light machine heads with open gear |
| Bridge type | Sadowsky bridge |
| Strap locks | Sadowsky S-Security Locks |
| Finish | Chrome |
| Pickups | Sadowsky passive Soapbar |
| Controls | Volume / Balance / Treble / Bass with push/pull function |
| Weight | 4.3 kg |
| Strings | Stainless steel 045 - 130 |
| Accessories | Sadowsky Portabag |
| Manufacturing location | Asia |
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