Here's one for the shredder bassists! With a Hipshot D-Tuner, a brass countersunk bridge, and separate outputs for each pickup, this bass has just about everything you could ever want. The fingerboard is scalloped from the 17th through 21st frets to allow for ultimate flexibility, and the lower half of the frets are jumbo while the upper half are medium. Yamaha and Billy Sheehan left no stone unturned on this one!
In Excellent condition with minimal wear, including light scratches and other signs of normal handling and use.
Freshly inspected and set up in-house by our esteemed Guitar Tech.
FROM YAMAHA:
Attitude’s low-end is powerful and bold, yet tight and controlled. The highs are clear and musical and the mid drives with a power rarely heard. The latest technology, including our spline jointed body and exclusive ARE and IRA wood treatments together with newly designed pickups and a totally reworked neck joint make this bass something else. And with Billy’s involvement every step of the way, playability is like no other guitar. It’s clearly an Attitude, but it’s an Attitude like you’ve never heard it before.
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SPECIFICATIONS:
Black Chrome Hardware
Gotoh Tuners with Hipshot D-Tuner
1.75” Synthetic Nut
Maple Neck with 34” Scale Length
Neck Thickness .78" at First Fret and .94" at Twelfth Fret
Maple Fingerboard with Black Finger Bar Inlays and 10" Radius
21 Frets (1-16 Jumbo, 17-21 Medium)
Scalloped Frets from the 17th-21st Fret
Yamaha Custom Woofer Neck Pickup and DiMarzio Will Power P-Style Middle Pickup with Separate Outputs
Black Chrome Brass Countersunk Bridge
Alder Body in Sonic Blue Finish
Weight 8lbs. 5oz.
Original Hard Shell Case
Serial Number IJI086E
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