Aria Pro II SB-R60
Description
Aria's representative model SB series has captivated bassists around the world!
1979 SB-R60, which was available in the lineup around 1984
The string pitch was 16mm in the SB, but from the SB-R series it was changed to 18mm, the same as Company F.
Perhaps due to its worldwide success, it was replaced by a specification that incorporated elements of global standards.
Although this model was the cheapest model at the time, it had a through-neck design! SB is special! ! You can feel Aria's spirit.
The control is a simple configuration of 1Vol 1Tone. Series of pickups can be switched in parallel using a mini switch! You can use different types of Jazzbe-style and Plebe-style sounds with just one, expanding your range of sound creation!
There are slight scratches and small dents. There are traces of strap pin relocation.
The truss rod works well, and there is plenty of room for adjustment in both the forward and reverse warp correction directions.
The warp of the neck has been adjusted with a rod, but the neck is still slightly raised (raised slightly from the joint). There is no particular problem with playing. There is some slight wear on the frets, but there is enough left and there is no problem with playing.
Weight approx. 4.4kg
Accessories: No case
1979 SB-R60, which was available in the lineup around 1984
The string pitch was 16mm in the SB, but from the SB-R series it was changed to 18mm, the same as Company F.
Perhaps due to its worldwide success, it was replaced by a specification that incorporated elements of global standards.
Although this model was the cheapest model at the time, it had a through-neck design! SB is special! ! You can feel Aria's spirit.
The control is a simple configuration of 1Vol 1Tone. Series of pickups can be switched in parallel using a mini switch! You can use different types of Jazzbe-style and Plebe-style sounds with just one, expanding your range of sound creation!
There are slight scratches and small dents. There are traces of strap pin relocation.
The truss rod works well, and there is plenty of room for adjustment in both the forward and reverse warp correction directions.
The warp of the neck has been adjusted with a rod, but the neck is still slightly raised (raised slightly from the joint). There is no particular problem with playing. There is some slight wear on the frets, but there is enough left and there is no problem with playing.
Weight approx. 4.4kg
Accessories: No case