Sandberg California2 VM4
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Sandberg California II VM4 MN VW, (2016) 4-string electric bass, alder body, bolt-on maple neck, maple fretboard, 864mm (34") long scale, 22 frets, black block inlays, 1x Sandberg splitcoil, 1x Sandberg power humbucker, Sandberg 2-band eq, active/passive, blackhardware, black pickguard, finish: virgin white. Comes with hardcase.
For sale: Sandberg California II VM4 in excellent condition. A professional-grade bass with an incredibly versatile sound and superb playability. Thanks to the VM pickup configuration, it can deliver both deep, punchy precision-style tones and more defined jazz bass character, making it suitable for almost any genre — rock, funk, pop, metal, or studio work.
The instrument is reliable, resonant, and extremely comfortable to play. Premium German craftsmanship with high-quality hardware and electronics throughout. The neck feels fast and comfortable, and the bass is very well balanced, making it great even for long rehearsals or live performances.
Cosmetically in very nice condition and technically flawless. Recently set up and ready to play.
Possible trades may be considered for electric guitars of similar value.
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| Listed | a month 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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