Sandberg California VM 4-String Highgloss Anthracite Metallic

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This is a New Sandberg California VM 4-String Highgloss Anthracite Metallic from Sandberg, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

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The Sandberg California VM 4-String in Highgloss Anthracite Metallic blends classic design with powerful modern versatility. Built around a resonant alder body it delivers a balanced tone that sounds full and articulate and that sits well in a mix without ever getting lost. The striking high-gloss metallic finish pairs with pearl black hardware for a sleek contemporary look that feels equally at home on stage or in the studio. Its a bass that looks as good as it sounds! A six-bolt Canadian hardrock maple neck provides exceptional stability and sustain across the 34″ scale length. The pau ferro fingerboard with 22 frets and white dot inlays offers smooth playability and articulate response. With a Sandberg power humbucker in the bridge plus a 3-band active/passive preamp the California VM covers everything from vintage warmth to aggressive modern punch with ease.

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