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Shredneck Travel Bass - Left Handed - Z-Series Body - 5/8 Scale Model - Black Finish Features Shredneck Travel Bass Z-Series Body with White Pearl Pickguard 5/8 Scale Rosewood Fingerboard Dot Inlays 24 Frets Natural Finish Maple Neck PJ Pickup Configuration Volume Control Master Tone Control Chrome Hardware Gig Bag Included Bass Musician Magazine Wrote: Need to travel and can’t take your full size bass, or want to work on some things while in the office, sitting in the hotel room, or just to warm up? Two fantastic products from Shredneck can help you achieve just that! The Shredneck Z-Series Travel Bass is a 5/8 scale bass, complete with 24 frets. The body is constructed of nato wood, which is a type of mahogany. The neck is constructed of maple with a rosewood fingerboard and all the hardware is chrome. The electronics consist of a P/J configuration with volume/tone selection for the pickups. The instrument jack is located on the heel of the body at a 45 degree angle. A test drive really impressed on the gig. The weight of the bass with the combination of the mahogany body and maple neck produces a warm well rounded tone. By looking at the bass, you would think it would be about 4lbs, but it actually weighs in at 7.6lbs. Achieving the tone and playability of a standard size bass was not an issue. You could use the Shredneck Z-Series Travel Bass to play an entire gig, or just as a backup for your main bass. The case that comes with the bass is well padded for protecting the bass during transport and has two pockets for tuner, cables, and anything else you want to carry along. Shredneck Z-Series Travel Bass is available in a mystic red finish with a pearl white pickguard, and black with a choice between a white pearl or black pearl pickguard. Bass Size: 5/8 (Augmented) Fingerboard: Rosewood with Dot Inlays Neck Material: Maple Body: Nato (2 pieces) Body Design: MLP Z-Series with White Pearl Pickguard
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