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| Artcore AGB 200In terms of hollowbody basses, the Artcore AGB 200 stands apart from its brethren - for example, the Gretsch White Falcon - in that the Artcore is a 30" scale hollowbody. For those who are looking for something a bit smaller than the imposing Falcon, the Artcore might be your axe! From the Ibanez website: The Artcore Bass series was designed for players that are used to solid body basses but want the acoustic tone of a hollow body. The 30” scale neck increases playing comfort and the acoustic body widens the palette of sounds at your disposal. SPECS Neck Material: 3 piece Mahogany/ Maple Neck Type: Artcore Bass Set-in Body: Maple top/back/sides Frets: Large frets Fingerboard: Bound Rosewood Inlay: Pearl dot inlay Bridge: Gibraltar III Bass bridge Neck PU: ACHB-N2 Bridge PU: ACHB-B2 Hardware: Gold Finishes: Transparent Brown, Ivory, Vintageburst TECHNICAL NECK DIMENSIONS Scale/Length: 770mm/30.3"a: Width at Nut 42mmb: Width Last Fret 63mmc: Thickness 1st Fret 21.5mmd: Thickness 12th Fret 24.5mm Radius 305mm PICKUPS Bridge Pickup Name: ARTCORE Model No: ACHB-B2 Construction: Humbucking/Passive Magnet: Ceramic Description: Warm classic tone with added output Neck Pickup Name: ARTCORE Model No: ACHB-N2 Construction: Humbucking/Passive Magnet: Ceramic Description: Warm classic tone with added output. FEATURES A Gibrialtar III bridge combined with a Quick Change III tailpiece provides increased sustain and easy string changes. Two covered humbucking pickups offer a wide range of tones with increased tonal warmth. AGB200TBR's set-in neck provides maximum playability and comfort. And if you want a nice case to haul your new baby to and fro... And how does she sound? Have a look at the Artcore as she's put through her paces. FYI - the axe goes for about $500.00 and that nice blue-lined case will run you about $125.00. Nice. Visit the Ibanez website for more info on all their bass gear. http://www.ibanez.com
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