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Mosaic Series - Mosaic Standard 5





The Mosaic Standard features an alder body with the choice of a Bubinga or Burl Maple veneer top in a satin finish. The three-piece maple neck and rosewood fingerboard is carved for a very comfortable and natural feel. Four-string models feature a 34”scale with 24 frets, five-string models are 35”scale with 22 frets. The 19mm string spacing of both basses, allows for advanced right had technique.

Two U.S. made Duncan design, dual coil pickups are complimented by a three- band active electronics system which can also be used in a passive mode for a wide variety of tones. Solid mids, a round bottom and sweet top end characterize the voice of the Mosaic and it’s traditional look, make this bass the choice of players looking for that “vintage” vibe.

* Specifications

Body

* Material: Alder w/ Bubinga Maple veneer top
* Finish: Flat Satin
* Color: Natural

Neck

* Type: Three-piece Maple
* Scale length: 35"
* Finish: Flat satin
* Truss rod: Dual action
* Fingerboard: Rosewood w/ side markers and face dots
* Radius: 12"
* Nut: Graphite
* Frets/size: 22/medium
* Width at nut: 1.875"
* Width at 24th fret: 3.00"

Electronics

* Type: Three-band active/passive system
* Functions: Master volume, pickup blend, bass, treble and midrange controls. A/P switch.
* Power requirements: Single 9-volt battery
* Life expectancy: 300 hours of continuous use.

Pickup

* Make: US made Seymour Ducan
* Type: Neck: wide-aperture, passive, dual coil design. Soap-style shell
Bridge: wide-aperture, passive, dual coil design. Soap-style shell

Hardware

* Bridge: Hipshot (machined brass).
* String spacing .750"/19mm (sring-to-string-center)
* Tuners: Enclosed gear
* Finish: black

Options

* General: • Gloss Finish • Bubinga or Burl Maple veneer top

Retail Price

* $1699

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Legacy Standard 5




The Legacy Standard is fashioned using mahogany for the body with either a Dao or Walnut veneer top, finished in natural gloss The three-piece maple neck and rosewood fingerboard is carved for a very comfortable and familar feel to the hand. Two U.S. made Duncan design, dual coil pickups are coupled with a three- band active electronics system which can also be set in a passive mode for a wide range of tones. The voice of this bass has a solid bottom with well defined mids and a round top end, giving it the ability to sit well in the mix of any musical setting.

* Specifications

Body

* Material: Mahogany with Dao or Walnut veneer top
* Finish: Gloss
* Color: Natural

Neck

* Type: Three-piece Maple
* Scale length: 34"
* Finish: Flat satin
* Truss rod: Dual action
* Fingerboard: Rosewood w/ dot markers and face dots
* Radius: 12"
* Nut: Graphite
* Frets/size: 24/medium
* Width at nut: 1.875"
* Width at 24th fret: 2.875"

Electronics

* Type: Three-band active/passive system
* Functions: Master volume, pickup blend, bass, treble and midrange controls. A/P switch.
* Power requirements: Single 9-volt battery
* Life expectancy: 300 hours of continuous use.

Pickup

* Make: US made Seymour Ducan
* Type: Neck: wide-aperture, passive, dual coil design. Soap-style shell
Bridge: wide-aperture, passive, dual coil design. Soap-style shell

Hardware

* Bridge: Hipshot (machined brass).
* String spacing .687"/17mm
* Tuners: Enclosed gear
* Finish: black

Options

* General: • Gloss Finish • Bubinga or Burl Maple veneer top

Retail Price

* $1899

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Sonus Standard 5



The Sonus Standard is crafted from select grades of maple for the body with the choice of a quilt or burl maple veneer top in a satin finish, The three-piece maple neck and rosewood fingerboard is carved for a fast and comfortable feel. Two U.S. made Duncan design, dual coil pickups are powered by a three- band active electronics system featuring a passive mode for a variety of tones, Punchy mids with a clear bottom and a bright top end, give the Sonus Standard a voice with presence and clarity both on stage and in the studio.

* Specifications

Body

* Material: Maple with Quilt of Burl Maple veneer top
* Finish: Flat Satin
* Color: Natural

Neck

* Type: Three-piece Maple
* Scale length: 34"
* Finish: Flat satin
* Truss rod: Dual action
* Fingerboard: Rosewood w/ side markers and face dots
* Radius: 12"
* Nut: Graphite
* Frets/size: 24/medium
* Width at nut: 1.750"
* Width at 24th fret: 3.00"

Electronics

* Type: Three-band active/passive system
* Functions: Master volume, pickup blend, bass, treble and midrange controls. A/P switch.
* Power requirements: Single 9-volt battery
* Life expectancy: 300 hours of continuous use.

Pickup

* Make: US made Seymour Ducan
* Type: Neck: wide-aperture, passive, dual coil design. Soap-style shell
Bridge: wide-aperture, passive, dual coil design. Soap-style shell

Hardware

* Bridge: Hipshot (machined brass).
* String spacing .750"/19mm (string-to-string)
* Tuners: Enclosed gear
* Finish: Black

Options

* General: • Gloss Finish • Quilt or Burl Maple veneer top

Retail Price

* $1699

O baixista do Jamil(BA) usa um ZON.

Tem um sonzão.

O maior diferencial do Zon, o braço de grafite, ficou de fora... não é um Zon de verdade...

Cadê o Hyperbass Standard?

O Sonus Standard 5 me tirou o sono!!!

(trocadilho infeliz...)

Ops , acho que errei de fórum , esse deve ser o talk bass...

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Se eu pego um baixo desse, coloco uma letra A no head, depois do "nome" da marca..

Cadê o Hyperbass Standard?

Sonho com um Hyperbass já tem uns 10 anos,quando lí esse tópico já vim seco pensando que ia me deparar com "Hyperbass para pobres",e nada,mas ainda fica a esperança.

Mas esse Sonus Standard tá muito lindo,esse top dele é demais.

Sem dúvidas esses baixos devem ser maravilhosos,já que possuem madeiras e hardware de alto nível.

Alguém sabe onde eles serão produzidos?