B.C.Rich MB-85 Natural Mockinbird Bass / Electric Bass Guitar / made in Japan

Description

Condition: Used

This is a B.C.Rich MB-85 Natural, a Japanese Mockingbird bass from the late 80's Teihatsu period with a superwood neck and the newly developed ebonic fingerboard of the time. It has a mahogany + maple body and produces a heavy and thick sound.

Although it is a heavy piece, it has a tight and core bass sound, making it a punchy bass recommended for rock bassists. The appearance is also cool, high-class, and of high quality.



The following are the specs as far as we can tell.

Body : Maple /Mahogany  
 
Neck : Super Wood Neck  
Fingerboard : Ebonic  
Pickup : Original pickup  
Weight : Approx. 4.41Kg
Nut Width : Approx. 41.3mm
Serial No. : B 063x
Color : Natural


Fretboard has about 7~8 part of fretboard left.

Condition

There are scratches and scuffs on the corners, and it is in player's condition with a sense of use.

There are discoloration due to sunburn, metal parts have some stains, and some parts are corroded.

The case is missing.

The neck is flat and not warped, but the truss rod is tight to the limit.

The truss rod has been tightened to the limit.



Accessories

None.




Payment

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Returns

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