Gold Tone M-Bass

$429.00 to $629.99 Price Tier: High-end

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In the Ukuleles category, Gold Tone M-Bass is priced in the High-end/Boutique range. This premium gear is built to very high standards and offers premium features.

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Experience the magic of the Gold Tone M-Bass, a compact acoustic-electric MicroBass that defies its size with big bass sound. Whether you're a traveling musician or just looking for an alternative to a traditional bass, the M-Bass offers a rich, full-bodied tone reminiscent of an upright bass. Its 23" scale length and lightweight design make it exceptionally portable without compromising on sound quality. The M-Bass features a mahogany body and top, creating a warm and resonant sound, while its nato neck and rosewood fingerboard provide smooth playability.

Plug in, and the M-Bass transforms with its built-in piezo pickup and active EQ, allowing you to shape your sound to perfection. The integrated tuner ensures you're always pitch-perfect, whether you're jamming at home, recording in the studio, or performing live. The unique sloped ergo-glide top and arched back design provide ultimate comfort, making long playing sessions a breeze.

Whether you opt for fretted or fretless, this bass is designed to cater to your musical inclinations. The included gig bag ensures your M-Bass is protected on the go, making it the ideal companion for bass enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels. Join the MicroBass community and discover why this little instrument is making a big impact in the world of music.

Key Features:

23" scale length for portability
Mahogany body and top with a nato neck
Rosewood fingerboard with 20 medium frets
Built-in piezo transducer pickup with active EQ
Integrated tuner with mute function
Includes gig bag and a 5-year warranty
Sloped ergo-glide top and arched back design for comfort
Available in fretted and fretless versions

Product specs

Number of Strings	4
String Type	Polymer
Body Type	Acoustic Bass
Body Shape	M-Bass
Left-/Right-handed	Right-handed
Top Wood	Mahogany
Back & Sides Wood	Okoume
Neck Material	Nato
Fingerboard Inlay	Dots
Number of Frets	20
Scale Length	23"
Nut Width	1.687"
Nut/Saddle Material	Bone/Bone
Tuning Machines	Butterfly
Electronics	M-Bass Preamp
Strings	Aquila MicroBass Rubber/Polymer
Case/Gig Bag	Gig Bag

FAQs

What kind of strings does the Gold Tone M-Bass use?: The Gold Tone M-Bass uses Aquila MicroBass rubber/polymer strings, which contribute to its unique sound and feel.
Is the Gold Tone M-Bass suitable for live performances?: Yes, the Gold Tone M-Bass is equipped with an M-Bass preamp, making it suitable for acoustic-electric performances.
What is the scale length of the Gold Tone M-Bass?: The Gold Tone M-Bass features a 23-inch scale length, which is shorter than standard bass guitars, offering a more compact playing experience.
What materials are used for the body of the Gold Tone M-Bass?: The body of the Gold Tone M-Bass is made from mahogany for the top and okoume for the back and sides, providing a warm and resonant tone.
Does the Gold Tone M-Bass come with a case or gig bag?: Yes, the Gold Tone M-Bass includes a gig bag for easy transport and protection.

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PROS

Compact size ideal for travel or players with smaller hands
Sounds remarkably similar to an upright bass when amplified
Lightweight design makes it easy to handle and transport
Built-in electronics, including a tuner, enhance versatility
Good volume for both acoustic and amplified playing
Provides a deep, rich tone suitable for folk and country
Effective for practice sessions without an amplifier
Sturdy construction and overall good build quality

CONS

Rough fret edges requiring additional smoothing
Initial tuning can be challenging and time-consuming
Rattling issues on certain frets, particularly the A string
Uneven pickup volume, initially problematic for some strings
Built-in tuner powered by batteries with limited lifespan
Requires careful finger placement to avoid noise and rattles

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Gold Tone M-Bass.

Setup and maintenance

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Aluminum-wrapped strings improve intonation and volume over silicone strings, which are susceptible to damage from pets.
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The stock rubber strings are often described as sticky and unusually thick, which some users find uncomfortable.
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Mods and upgrades

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A piece of foam can be used as a bridge mute to achieve a warmer, muted tone.
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Metal-wrapped strings from Gold Tone are preferred by some, offering a feel more akin to regular nickel strings and improving acoustic bass sound.
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Comparisons

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The Gold Tone M-Bass has a larger sound unamplified compared to Kalas and offers a balanced experience between sound and playability versus the Taylor Baby Bass.
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The transition to a full-scale bass from a 25.5" scale M-Bass can feel awkward, as even shorter scale models like the Mustang are 30".
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Use cases and applications

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The M-Bass serves well as a substitute for a double bass in situations where space or practicality is an issue.
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Despite being fun and light, the M-Bass is generally not recommended as the sole bass for learning or main practice, especially for styles needing effects like overdrive.
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User experience

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Owners often prefer the 25-inch scale for comfort and sound compared to the 23-inch version.
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Owners mention that the fretless version provides a unique creative challenge and is particularly enjoyable for couch practice and travel due to its small size.
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