Models

19 models

  • Technical line drawing of Music Man StingRay Bass

    Music Man StingRay Bass

    Solid-body electric bass model family

    Electric bass · United States

    Introduced in 1976 by Leo Fender's post-Fender company, the StingRay was among the first production basses with active electronics. Its large humbucking pickup and powerful onboard equalizer produce a punchy, scooped tone that became a standard for funk, rock, and slap playing.

  • Technical line drawing of Marleaux Consat

    Marleaux Consat

    Custom handcrafted electric bass model line

    Electric bass · Germany

    The Consat is Marleaux's flagship handcrafted electric bass, a bolt-on, ergonomically shaped model offered in 4-, 5-, and 6-string versions on a 34 in scale. It pairs two Delano quad-coil humbuckers with the Marleaux BC3 3-band active/passive preamp and an ebony fingerboard with zero-fret.

  • Technical line drawing of Overwater Progress

    Overwater Progress

    Through-neck electric bass model line

    Electric bass · United Kingdom

    The Progress (Series IV) is Overwater's flagship UK-built electric bass line, using multi-laminate through-neck or bolt-on construction with Overwater SB4 pickups and an active 3-band preamp. The current series consolidates the earlier Perception and Evolution ranges and is offered in 4- to 7-string versions, with 34 in (4-string), 34.5 in (6-string), and 35 in (5-string) scales.

  • Technical line drawing of Sandberg California T Series

    Sandberg California T Series

    Offset (Jazz-style) electric bass model line

    Electric bass · Germany

    The California T Series is Sandberg's flagship dual-pickup offset (Jazz-style) bass family, built bolt-on with a Canadian hard-rock maple neck. It spans the TT (two Delano J-style pickups), TM (J + MM-humbucker), and TM2 (dual humbucker) layouts with Sandberg 2-band active/passive electronics, in 4- and 5-string versions at 34 in or 35 in scale.

  • Kiesel Aries

    Superstrat-style solid-body electric guitar model

    Electric guitar · United States

    The Aries is a Kiesel Guitars build-to-order superstrat-style electric guitar with a bolt-on neck and radiused neck heel. It features dual direct-mount passive Kiesel Lithium humbuckers, 24 stainless-steel frets, a 25.5-inch scale on the standard six-string, and a Hipshot fixed bridge, and is offered in 6-, 7-, 8- and 9-string and multiscale configurations.

  • Technical line drawing of Warwick Corvette

    Warwick Corvette

    Versatile double-cutaway electric bass family

    Electric bass · Germany

    A double-cutaway electric bass family made by the German manufacturer Warwick, introduced in 1992 and now one of its most popular ranges. Offered in bolt-on Standard and Proline forms and the twin-humbucker Corvette $$ (also in neck-through), it is the most versatile and widely played Warwick, spanning warm, round tones to bright, aggressive attack. Built with woods such as swamp ash or bubinga bodies, ovangkol necks and wenge fingerboards.

  • Ibanez RGR5221R

    RG Prestige reverse-headstock electric guitar model

    Electric guitar · Japan

    Ibanez RGR5221R is an RG Prestige reverse-headstock electric guitar model with an HH pickup layout and fixed bridge.

  • Mayones Duvell

    Bolt-on superstrat-style electric guitar model

    Electric guitar · Poland

    The Duvell is a Mayones superstrat-style electric guitar built in Poland with a bolt-on neck and a sharp-horned, extended-upper-horn body. It features two humbucking pickups and is offered in standard 25.4-inch and multiscale (25.4 to 27 inch) formats across multiple string counts.

  • Ibanez RG5121R

    RG Prestige electric guitar model

    Electric guitar · Japan

    Ibanez RG5121R is an RG Prestige electric guitar model with a Wizard HP neck, HH pickup layout, and fixed bridge.

  • Technical line drawing of ESP LTD TA-200

    ESP LTD TA-200

    Electric bass model

    Electric bass

    A signature bass for Tom Araya, the bassist and vocalist of Slayer, built as an aggressive metal-oriented instrument for fast, driving thrash playing.

  • Technical line drawing of Gibson EB-0

    Gibson EB-0

    Bass guitar

    Electric bass · United States

    A short-scale electric bass introduced in 1959 that soon adopted the slim, double-horned SG body shape. A single large humbucker mounted near the neck gives it a deep, round, bass-heavy tone.

  • Technical line drawing of Music Man Sterling

    Music Man Sterling

    Bass guitar model

    Electric bass · United States

    A slimmer sibling to the StingRay bass introduced in 1993 and named after Sterling Ball, with a smaller body and a narrower neck. It offers StingRay-style punch with added switching flexibility in a more compact package.

  • Technical line drawing of Marleaux Diva

    Marleaux Diva

    Fretless electric bass model line

    Electric bass · Germany

    The Diva is Marleaux's avant-garde fretless electric bass, offered in 4-, 5-, and 6-string versions on a 34 in scale. It uses a glued-through neck, a single Delano Xtender pickup with passive electronics, and a three-octave ebony fingerboard; it won Best Bass at NAMM 2014.

  • Technical line drawing of Steinberger Spirit XT-2

    Steinberger Spirit XT-2

    Headless electric bass model

    Electric bass · United States

    The Spirit XT-2 is Steinberger's headless, lightweight 4-string electric bass on a 34 in scale, with a basswood body, three-piece maple neck, and dual humbuckers (HH). It uses the patented DoubleBall double-ball-end string bridge and 40:1 Direct-Pull tuning.

  • Technical line drawing of Music Man StingRay 5

    Music Man StingRay 5

    Five-string active humbucker solid-body electric bass model family

    Electric bass · United States

    The five-string member of the StingRay family, the StingRay 5 brings the StingRay's active preamp and powerful humbucking tone to a 34-inch-scale five-string. Current Special versions feature a lightweight ash body, roasted maple neck, stainless-steel frets, neodymium pickups, and an 18-volt three-band preamp for added headroom.

  • Technical line drawing of G&L L-2000

    G&L L-2000

    Active/passive solid-body electric bass model family

    Electric bass · United States

    Introduced in 1980, the L-2000 is G&L's flagship four-string bass. It pairs two G&L Magnetic Field Design humbuckers with the Tri-Tone control system, whose mini-toggles select pickups, switch series/parallel routing, and toggle active/passive operation, plus active treble and bass controls. It uses a bolt-on neck and the Leo Fender-designed Saddle-Lock bridge.

  • Schecter Banshee Mach-6 EverTune

    Modern superstrat-style solid-body electric guitar model

    Electric guitar · South Korea

    The Schecter Banshee Mach-6 EverTune is a modern superstrat built for tuning stability, with a swamp ash body and flamed maple top, a neck-through roasted maple and purpleheart neck with carbon-fiber reinforcement, an ebony fretboard with 24 X-jumbo stainless steel frets and a 12-to-16-inch compound radius, a 25.5-inch scale, an EverTune bridge, and Lundgren M6 humbuckers.

  • Technical line drawing of G&L L-2500

    G&L L-2500

    Five-string active/passive solid-body electric bass model family

    Electric bass · United States

    The five-string member of G&L's L-Series, the L-2500 packs the L-2000's feature set into a 34-inch-scale five-string. It carries dual G&L Magnetic Field Design humbuckers, the Tri-Tone control system with active/passive and series/parallel switching, a hard-rock maple neck, and the Saddle-Lock bridge.

  • Kiesel Vader

    Headless solid-body electric guitar model

    Electric guitar · United States

    The Vader is Kiesel Guitars' headless build-to-order electric guitar. It features dual direct-mount passive Kiesel Lithium humbuckers, 24 stainless-steel frets, a 25.5-inch scale on the standard six-string, and a Hipshot fixed headless bridge, and is offered in 6-, 7- and 8-string and multiscale configurations.