This limited-edition 2024 four-string electric bass combines a compact J-Style design with a high-end construction featuring roasted maple and figured padauk. Its two-band active electronics provide precise tone control, making it ideal for discerning musicians in the studio or on stage. The natural satin finish and lightweight tuners ensure comfort and stability, while the quick-access compartment simplifies maintenance. Perfect for bassists seeking a rare, versatile, high-performance instrument suited to professional playing and home studio sessions.
| Model | Limited 2024 edition |
|---|---|
| Number of strings | 4 strings |
| Scale length | 34'' (864 mm) |
| Construction | Bolt-on neck |
| Body | Okoumé with figured Padauk top |
| Neck profile | Roasted maple C profile |
| Fingerboard | Madagascar rosewood |
| Fingerboard radius | 12'' |
| Nut width | 1.5'' (38.1 mm) |
| Width at the 12th fret | 2.2'' (56.3 mm) |
| Width at the last fret | 2.5'' (63.5 mm) |
| Neck thickness at the 1st fret | 0.82'' (20.8 mm) |
| Neck thickness at the 12th fret | 0.95'' (24.1 mm) |
| Number of frets | 21 nickel-silver frets |
| Pickups | Stacked J-Style (neck) and Alnico V M-Style Humbucker (bridge) |
| Electronics | 2-band active with bass and treble boost, vintage tone control |
| Controls | Volume, balance, vintage tone (push/pull), bass, and treble |
| Finish | Natural transparent satin |
| Included accessories | Leather strap, hex keys, certificate, PortaBag case |
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