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Atelier Z Beta 6, Boh's Custom 6

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Atelier Z 6 String Bass Signature, "Boh's Custom".

This signature is based on the Beta 6 Atelier Z model and features EMG pickups.

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Atelier Z Beta 6, Boh's Custom 6.

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Owners report the Beta 6/32 as nearly perfect, highlighting its reliable craftsmanship and attention to detail.
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Owners who have multiple basses, including other high-end brands like Spector, often place Atelier Z among their favorites for tonal versatility and craftsmanship.
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An owner suggests checking reverb.com for deals on Atelier Z basses, which may offer better accessibility outside Japan.
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The JHJ-190 configuration is noted for combining jazz and musicman tones, providing versatility in sound.
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The natural wood finish on Atelier Z basses is consistently praised for its aesthetic appeal, often cited as a standout feature by owners.
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Atelier Z basses are praised for their suitability across diverse music genres, as evidenced by signature artists like BOH from Babymetal.
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Some early Beta-6/32 models feature a Bartolini preamp instead of the newer Atelier Z preamp, offering a tonal variety similar to the higher-end versions.
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Atelier Z basses are likened to Mike Lulls for their meticulous design and expanded traditional features, appealing to fans of both brands.
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Bohte "BOH" Saisuke

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BABYMETAL

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Bohte "BOH" Saisuke, also known as "The God of Bass" is a Japanese bass player from Kami Band, BabyMetal, Binecks, Smiling Super Conference, Seki-Roma, and Aya with SUPER VIBRATION. During his illustrious career across multiple genres, a guitar company named Atelier payed notice to his abilities and offered him a signature bass guitar through their company. He originally began playing on a Beta 6 model which was the blueprint for his signature entitled, "Boh's Custom". This bass features an EMG-P6, EMG-45DC, and an Aguilar OPB-3 (18V) preamp.