1970's Yamaha Japan SB600 SuperBass (Sunburst)

1970's Yamaha Japan SB600 SuperBass (Sunburst)Japanese made in the 1970's as part of Yamaha's "Super Bass" series, the SB 600 was a mid range model aimed at competing with Fender's Jazz Bass. Solid Nato body with a three tone sunburst finish, maple neck with a walnut skunk stripe (34" scale, 44mm nut width, 20 frets), it weighs 4. 2kg's. Looks to have had the knobs replaced and the pickguard slightly modified near the top horn otherwise it seems to be original. Good used condition as pictured

24 frets with a 628mm scale length and Grover tuners

There's also some even separation along the fingerboard as pictured

Made by Chushin Gakki (the company responsible for most of the Japanese made Charvel/Jackson models) in 1977

a straight neck and a fully functional truss rod

Very good vintage condition as pictured with some light wear and tear from basic use

Flame maple top with a maple back

was given a full professional setup and service prior to listing

Two '61 Zebra humbuckers deliver time-tested SG tone

The R1 Legend Amp Series pedal

5ms to 800ms and also accommodates stereo output

this was the Epiphone "Korina" model that was designed to replicate the original '58 Explorer on a budget

-cleaned and demagnetised tape heads