The 1988 Hohner B2 Headless Bass Red is an iconic 1980s "paddle-style" bass guitar built in South Korea under official license from Steinberger Sound. It provides a highly portable, reliable, and more affordable alternative to the rare and expensive vintage carbon-fiber Steinbergers.

Key Specifications & Features

  • Construction & Wood:
    • Neck-through design: A solid maple neck runs completely through the center, joined by maple body wings.
    • Fretboard: Rosewood fingerboard with a 10-inch radius, white dot inlays, and 24 jumbo frets (two full octaves).
    • Neck Profile: A comfortable, full, and rounded C-shape.
  • Hardware & Electronics:
    • Steinberger Bridge: Licensed headless tuning and bridge system.
    • Strings: Designed to use double ball-end strings for quick and tool-free string changes. The strings are brand new.
    • Pickups: Dual passive humbuckers with dual volume controls and a master tone.
    • The XLR output is replaced with a standard a 6.35 mm (1/4") jack socket
  • Ergonomics:
    • Weighing roughly 3.1 kg (6 lbs 13 oz), its ultra-compact design makes it incredibly lightweight and perfect for traveling musicians.
  • Comes with a new padded gigbag van Rock bag.

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ConditionGood (Used)
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Brand
Model
  • B2 Headless Bass
Finish
  • red
Categories
Year
  • 1988
Made In
  • Korea, Republic of
Right / Left Handed
  • Right Handed
Number of Strings
  • 4-String

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