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Description
Step back in time with the 70's Cort "Lawsuit Era" P Bass, a tribute to an iconic style that captured the essence of a defining musical era. Known for its vintage allure and classic sound, this electric bass is a nod to the craftsmanship and design that characterized the golden age of bass guitars. With its single split-coil pickup, this instrument offers a warm, punchy tone that holds its own whether on stage or in the studio. The build quality reflects the meticulous attention to detail synonymous with the period, making it a reliable choice for both collectors and active musicians.
The maple neck provides a smooth playing experience, accentuated by its comfortable shape and structure, allowing for easy transitions across the fretboard. Perfect for those who appreciate the blend of historical significance with modern playability, the 70's Cort P Bass is more than just an instrument—it's a piece of music history. Whether you're diving into jazz, rock, or funk, this bass delivers a versatile performance that remains timeless.
Key Features:
- Single split-coil pickup for warm, punchy tones
- Maple neck for smooth playability
- Classic vintage design from the "Lawsuit Era"
- Reliable craftsmanship ideal for collectors and active players alike
- Versatile sound suitable for various music genres
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573
When I play bass..
Used when I'm out playing gigs with The Eccentrics. Although I don't have a shot of it on hand, it has a maple neck with a silver metallic body and matching headstock a-la 70's Anniversary Strats and silverburst Les Paul models.
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