1990 Aria Pro II Japan SB-800 Neckthrough Bass (Black)

1990 Aria Pro II Japan SB-800 Neckthrough Bass (Black)The Aria Pro II SB 800 was a Japanese made bass that was one of the few SB models continuing the neckthrough legacy after the closure of the Matsumoku factory. Favoured by bass legends including Cliff Burton, Jack Bruce and John Taylor, the SB 800 features a Sen ash body, a smooth maple walnut transmit neck (and heel less cutaway) and a rosewood 24 fret fingerboard (42mm brass nut with a reasonably slim neck profile, 34" scale length). Weighs just

By the Metallist"

24 fret rosewood fingerboard and this one weighs 3

We've debunked the mystery a little to reveal it as a 1983 Tokai TE-50 Breezysound (based on the neck heel stamps and components including the Deluxe stamped tuners and the 5-digit serial on the neck plate) that's been heavily modified over the years

Chrome finish hardware includes an adjustable bridge and B

A Maple neck with Acrylic block inlays and a bound Rosewood fretboard creates a smooth

Type:    Set Neck

Made in the USA in 1979 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Stratocaster and this is one of approx 10

along with the integrated power supply

crunchy distortions with the flick of a switch

This means that the headstock

-No-load tone control removes the tone circuit from your signal path for hotter

Neck Pickup: 1 x Entwistle TLXN