Sire M6H 4/SGMS mahogany 4-string active bass surf green metallic satin, with gigbag western gitaar De kenmerkende gain-structuur levert rijke whammy
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Sire M6H 4 SGMS mahogany 4 string active bass surf green metallic satin, with gigbag western gitaar De kenmerkende gain structuur levert rijke whammy De kenmerkende gain structuur levert rijke nickel with pearloid knobs gear ratio 01:14 nut bone saddle rosewood frets nickel 9mm nut width inlay WH pearloid abalone rounded rectangular block neck joint five bolts bushing ELECTRONICS pickup marcus pure h revolution set preamp marcus heritage 3 with middle frequency control controls volume tone pickup variation SW knobs aluminum knob black HARDWARE bridge sire headless individual bass bridge string spacing 19mm tuning gear none hardware finish black pick guard none
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