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Description
Discover the Rick Turner Renaissance Bass, an instrument that beautifully bridges the gap between classic elegance and modern versatility. Crafted with a keen eye for detail, this bass boasts a chambered body that combines the warmth of mahogany with the striking grain of a flamed redwood top, ensuring not only stunning aesthetics but also a resonant sound. The 18V Timberline System/RT Mag pickup with blend control gives you the freedom to sculpt your tone, from the deep, rich timbres reminiscent of an upright bass to the punchy clarity needed for cutting rock tracks.
Designed for comfort and ease of play, the bass features a 34-inch scale length and a bolt-on maple neck with an ebony fingerboard, offering a smooth playing experience that caters to both seasoned bassists and aspiring musicians. The lightweight construction, weighing in at under 6.5 lbs, makes it a perfect companion for extended gigs and studio sessions alike.
Whether you're exploring the fretless version with its rosewood-lined fingerboard or sticking with the classic fretted design, the Renaissance Bass's versatility is unmatched. The unique blend of materials and craftsmanship provides a broader frequency range than traditional basses, allowing your creativity to flow unencumbered.
Key Features:
- Flamed Redwood top with Mahogany back
- 34" scale length with bolt-on maple neck
- Ebony fretboard with a 16" radius
- 18V Timberline System/RT Mag pickup with blend control
- Chambered body design for enhanced resonance
- Lightweight, just under 6.5 lbs
- Available in fretted and fretless models
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