The sound of a Club Bass is unlike any other bass. When used with flatwound strings it produces a distinctive deep and penetrating thud not unlike an upright double bass. This sound can be used to emulate those pop sounds of the 1960s or slightly overdriven in a modern rock band to provide a deep driving bass. It is also commonly used today in studios for recording bass lines for dance music. It has also seen increasing use in reggae bands where a deep driving bass is always wanted. Despite being one of the smallest basses available it easily produces massive bass lines and is remarkably versatile. This new version includes vintage "Tea Cup" knobs and flatwound strings. Here's your chance to get the classic Hofner look and sound,

Body Wood Top: Spruce

Body Wood Back: Flame Maple

Body Wood Sides: Flame Maple

Body Binding Top: White

Body Binding Back: White

Body Binding Sides: White

Neck Wood: Maple

Neck Construction: One Piece

Neck Headstock Shape: Ignition Violin/Club Bass

Logo and Artwork: Script

Neck Joint: Hofner Violin/Club Bass Set Neck

Joint At: 16th Fret

Thickness Neck + FB At 1st Fret: 21mm

Thickness Neck + FB Near Heel: 22mm

Fingerboard Wood: Thermo.modified Jatoba

Scale: 30"/76cm

Nut Width: 42mm

Width At 12th Fret: 50mm

Inlays: Dots

Binding: White

Side Dots: Yes

Number Of Frets: 22

Bridge Material: Rosewood

Type: Hofner Fretted

Hardware Tuners: Single Nickel

Tuner Buttons: Pearl finish

Tailpiece: Trapeze Nickel

Nut Material: Plastic

Pickguard: Pearloid plastic

Pickup Neck: Hofner Ignition Staple Nickel

Pickup Bridge: Hofner Ignition Staple Nickel

Potentiometer Knobs: H909/15 Tea Cup knobs

Strings: Hofner Round Wound

Setup Action Bass String at 12th Fret: 3mm

Setup Action Treble String at 12th Fret: 2mm

MPN: HI-500/2-SB