Stagg Jumbo Cutaway Acoustic-Electric Bass Spruce Top Natural – SA40BASS-ACE-N

Stagg Jumbo Cutaway Acoustic-Electric Bass Spruce Top Natural – SA40BASS-ACE-N

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Stagg Jumbo Cutaway Acoustic-Electric Bass Spruce Top Natural – SA40BASS-ACE-NOverview The Stagg SA40BASS ACE N is a jumbo sized acoustic electric bass designed to balance warm acoustic resonance with strong amplified performance. With a spruce top paired with mahogany back and sides, it produces a punchy, articulate low end and enough natural projection to shine in acoustic settings. The jumbo body enhances depth and volume, while the soft Venetian cutaway provides smooth, comfortable access to upper frets for melodic lines

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Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2017