Designed for the modern metal bass player with high quality expectations at an affordable price, this Solar Type AB2 range bass guitar offers outstanding elegance and performance.
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| GIG BAG | Not Available |
| TRUSS ROD TOOL | Included |
| COLOR | Candy Apple Red Metallic (CAR Gloss) |
| SHAPE | Type AB Bass |
| MATERIAL BODY | Alder |
| BINDING BODY | No |
| TAIL & TAIL PIECE BODY | Fixed high-mass” Bass bridge |
| LEFT HANDED | No |
| PICKGUARD | No |
| END PIN | Round Type |
| PICKUP NECK | Solar Tesla Soapbar |
| PICKUP BRIDGE | Solar Tesla Soapbar |
| CONTROL | Volume/balance/bass/treble |
| SWITCH | No |
| FB MATERIAL | Ebony |
| BINDING | No |
| FRETWIRE | Nickel |
| SCALE | 34 |
| FRETS | 24 Super Jumbo |
| RADIUS | R400 = 15.74 |
| TOP INLAY | Solar Logo on 12th Fret |
| POSITION MARKER DOTS | Yes |
| SIDE DOTS | Array |
| BINDING | No |
| MACHINE HEAD | Solar 17:1 |
| STRINGS | Black Smith 45/65/80/100 Nano Carbon Coated |
| NUMBER OF STRINGS | 4 |
| STRING GUIDE | No |
| N MATERIAL | 5 piece maple/jatoba |
| NECK PROFILE | C Shape |
| NUT | PPS |
| JOINING STYLE | Bolt-On |
| TRUSSROD | Dual Action |
| TRUSSROD COVER | With Engraved Solar Logo |
| JACK/COVER | Stereo 3P |
This Type AB2.4CAR four-string bass guitar boasts stealth looks, a distinctive cutaway scoop and a remarkable feature set, making it a precise, professional instrument suitable for both stage and studio work. It comes loaded with a reliable high mass bass bridge with enhanced sustain and two Solar soapbar dual coil pickups and preamp system with volume, balance, bass and treble control that provides deep and rich lows and punchy midrange. The AB2.4CAR bass features a bolt-on neck with natural matte back finish and 34” scale length, an alder body, a fast and comfortable 5 piece maple/jatoba neck and a maple fingerboard with 24 super jumbo frets and small position marker dots. It includes Solar 17:1 tuners, pps nut and black matte hardware. Available in candy apple red gloss finish. NOTE: 9V Battery is not included.
