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Wood & Tronics Chronos 5
A beauty like this would cost more than $5k new. Crazy price drop to $2.9k! Contact 92321240 to grab it today!
Handmade by Enrico in Italy, the quality of craftsmanship and playability of the bass is second to none. The action on this baby is so low, fretting is effortless. And the wonderful thing is that despite it's insanely low action, there's no fret buzz due to the high quality of craftsmanship. Absolutely one of the best basses that I've own. Looks good and plays good as well. Tone is warm and punchy, cuts through the mix like butter.
Specifications:
-Beautiful Poplar Top
-34" Scale
-18mm String Spacing
-Ebony Fingerboard
-3 piece Ash Neck
-Walnut Body with Alder Tone Block
-Custom W&T pickups with Ebony Pickup Covers
-3 Band John East Preamp with tone control & internal mid frequency control
-Series/Parallel Switch for each Pickup
This bass is in excellent condition 8/10, No major dings or chips although it's a player's bass so there is some normal play wear.
Here's Reggie reviewing a Wood & Tronics:
A beauty like this would cost more than $5k new. Crazy price drop to $2.9k! Contact 92321240 to grab it today!
Handmade by Enrico in Italy, the quality of craftsmanship and playability of the bass is second to none. The action on this baby is so low, fretting is effortless. And the wonderful thing is that despite it's insanely low action, there's no fret buzz due to the high quality of craftsmanship. Absolutely one of the best basses that I've own. Looks good and plays good as well. Tone is warm and punchy, cuts through the mix like butter.
Specifications:
-Beautiful Poplar Top
-34" Scale
-18mm String Spacing
-Ebony Fingerboard
-3 piece Ash Neck
-Walnut Body with Alder Tone Block
-Custom W&T pickups with Ebony Pickup Covers
-3 Band John East Preamp with tone control & internal mid frequency control
-Series/Parallel Switch for each Pickup
This bass is in excellent condition 8/10, No major dings or chips although it's a player's bass so there is some normal play wear.
Here's Reggie reviewing a Wood & Tronics:
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