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Aria Pro II SB-1000 Series Electric Bass Guitar -Oak
Aria Pro II SB-1000 Series Electric Bass Guitar -Oak
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Description
Description
The SB-1000 is a faithful and high-end revisit to a time when bass construction was enjoying a surge of creativity and flair. Aria Pro II SB series had been esteemed by legendary bassists through the ages including Cliff Burton, John Taylor, Rudy Sarzo, Jack Bruce, Marcus Miller.
Ever Since its initial launch in 1978, the Aria Pro II SB-1000 has been crafted by skilled Japanese luthiers. The neck-through construction, featuring a silky smooth heel-less cutaway, ensures superior comfort when playing at upper fret positions, while also maximizing body resonance.
It comes equipped with the Japanese-made Aria Pro II original MB-1E pickup, featuring an active BB circuit that ensures a powerful tone and a wide range of tone control. The highly reliable Gotoh hardware further enhances its features.
The bass is also available in 3 other colour variations: Black, Paduak Red and See-Through Black.
FEATURES:
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NECK THROUGH CONSTRUCTION Smoothly sculpted neck-through body offers you superb sustain as well as unbeatable access to the upper frets. |
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MB-1E PICKUP & B B CIRCUIT The "B.B. Circuit" was the one of the distinctive function brought SB basses to a stardom. Provide tons of sonic flexibility, literally at the turn of a single knob. Each of the six presets change the frequency of a low pass filter, which changes the character of the bass tone. |
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GOTOH HARDWARE Equipped with world-leading quality Gotoh parts. |
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ORIGINAL GIG BAG Comes with an original heavy-duty gig bag |
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Shipping
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Shipping times vary based on location, availability and courier. Most items arrive in 7-14 business days depending on state.
Pre-Orders have an extended shipping time which depends on automated supplier estimates.
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Wood Finish Disclaimer
Wood is a natural material, and each instrument features its own unique grain, colour, and finish. As a result, the instrument you receive may vary slightly from the images shown. These natural variations are a normal characteristic of real wood and make each instrument unique.
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