This B.C. Rich Heritage Classic Mockingbird neck-through 4-String Bass is adorned with a quilted maple top and cloud inlays. It also utilizes an active EQ for greater clarity and punch with master volume, treble, bass and blend controls. Rich Heritage Classic Mockingbird Bass
Features:
Construction: Neck Through Body
Wood: Mahogany
Pickups: 2 P style
Top Style: Beveled
Top Wood: Quilted Maple
Headstock Style: 2 per side Traditional Headstock
Color: Color Matched
Tuners: B.C. Rich Diecast
Neck Wood: Maple
Fretboard: Ebony
Inlay: Cloud
Frets: 24 jumbo
Scale: 34"
Controls: 1 volume, 1 treble, 1 bass, and 1 blend (active EQ center detent)
Hardware: Black
List Price - $1,200.00
This is a refurbished instrument. These guitars are sent directly from the manufacturer to the authorized refurbishing center where they are fully inspected and cleared by a certified technician. The guitars are sent there for many reasons, including: Cosmetic flaws, Minor repairs & Discontinued models. Most of the guitars that we sell are 100% flaw free. Any visible or known flaws are outlined in the description and include pictures of the specific flaw. The actual guitar for sale is shown in the photographs. All of our guitars come with a standard factory setup, but may require a small amount of fine tuning to fit the players personal taste. In order to prevent false warranty claims, the guitar is given a brand new serial number and the back of the headstock is lightly stamped "used" or "2nd" by the authorized refurbishing center. These guitars are the next best thing to buying new!
Condition: The bass has a few minor scratches on the bottom edge. Otherwise it is in like new mint condition. Save Big!
| Listed | 12 years ago |
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| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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