1960's Supro Pocket Bass Black

Supro's Pocket Bass is a wonder. It may have be short scale but plug it in and it brings some serious low end. Thunderous low end. The pickups in these really capture the full spectrum so even though it is in the neck position it is surprisingly articulate. It's pretty simple with a single volume and single tone, with tone pot having a very useful sweep. There's general cosmetic wear but nothing worse. The pickguard must have cracked around the output as it has since been fitted with a washer to strengthen the area. Supro made these out of maple so they can be quite beastly; thankfully they also chambered some of them with the famous swiss-cheese pattern and then fitted a panel on the back to hide it. This one is a very light 5.9 lbs. The neck has a medium C shape and is just under 1-3/4" wide at the nut. Comes with vintage chipboard case.