Sandberg California TM 4-String Bass Guitar in Soft Aged Lake Placid Blue

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This is a New Sandberg California TM 4-String Bass Guitar in Soft Aged Lake Placid Blue from Sandberg, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Sandberg California II TM is a stunning bass layering classic colours on top of a modern offset silhouette, all in combination with a duo of high power Delano humbucker and single-coil pickups. It’s the best of both traditional and contemporary, built in Germany for crisp performance and sound. Vintage meets modern style This bass is guaranteed to turn heads in an iconic soft aged Lake Placed Blue finish, perfectly complimented with a matching oversized headstock, chrome hardware and a tortoiseshell pickguard. There are some lovely little touches like the three dots on the 12th fret and vintage style tuners. Versatile tone with Delano pickups The Delano pickup combo is where the Cali fornia TM really comes into its own. The humbucker bridge pickup provides punchy bass and glittery highs, with a linear dynamic response throughout the entire frequency range. The Delano JMVC in the neck position keeps with the strong bass and warm lows, with a clean middle response and fast attack. Both will stay tight tuned low, making for an excellent choice whether you’re covering traditional or modern sounds. The active Sandberg 3-band EQ preamp system adds even more versatility to this already perfect combination. With its 34” scale length and flawlessly PLEK’d fingerboard, you’ll never want to put this 4-string California II bass down. Gig bag included Protect your precious instrument while you’re on the move and take all your accessories along with the Sandberg gig bag included. About Sandberg Founded in Germany in 1984, Sandberg Guitars has steadily earned themselves a reputation as one of the leading boutique manufacturers of electric guitars and basses due to their second-to-none build quality, stunning aesthetic and perfect balance of vintage and modern. Renowned for their premium, often eye-catching wood choices, stunning finishes and alluring relic options, these high-end instruments are the perfect choice for players looking for a unique top-of-the-line instrument that’s built for stage and studio. Their meticulous attention to detail, performance hardware, in-house PLEK setup, and versatile pickup and electronic options ensure each model is crafted to suit just about every playing style and genre you can think of, straight out the box.Specifications Neck: 6 bolted / Canadian hardrock maple Fretboard: 22 frets or fretless Scale: 34” Finish: aged: alder body Hardware: Sandberg Pickups: 1 delano JMVC, 1 delano MCFE / PU-split Preamp: Sandberg 2-band, active/passive, passive tone control Dimensions Fingerboard radius: 14 inch Width zero fret: 39.3 mm Thickness 1st fret: 21 mm Width 22nd fret: 63.9 mm Bridge string spacing: 18.5 to 20 mm Size frets: 2.7 mm Neck profile: c-shape

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Sandberg is a bass-guitar maker. The current GPAS selection includes California II TM 5-String Bass Guitar in High-Gloss Tobacco, California V TT Martin Mendez Signature Bass Guitar in Soft Aged… and California II TT Bass Guitar in High-Gloss 3-Tone. The listed models sit in bass guitars, so body style, scale, electronics and playing format are central to the comparison.

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