Early 70s Guyatone/Teisco Precision Style Bass (MIJ) Strap Locks

Early 70s Guyatone/Teisco Precision Style Bass (MIJ) Strap LocksEarly 70s Guyatone Teisco Precision Style Bass (MIJ) A punkalicious P bass from the early 70s, this rock and roll machine has even rebelled against it's parent company and shed all badging and identifying marks, making it slightly difficult to identify! Luckily we know what to look for with these sorts of instruments, so we place this one somewhere in the early 70s and at the Matsumoku manufacturing plant, likely being badged as a Guyatone or Teisco

"F" stamped plate and 3 fat saddles to transfer the resonant Tele tones this thing cranks out

These are full on

Model: Professional (Bob Weir Model)

clear acoustic tone that is great for both energetic strumming

the Guyatone EB-1 is a (very) short scale bass drawing heavily on design cues from the Mosrite guitar company

Enter the Behringer CM1A Module

To complement the distinct twang and punch of the Vintage ‘54 Tele bridge pickup

extremely usable response that is brilliant

Legendary LM6 Loudness Radar Meter provides all essential loudness monitoring information on a single screen

GAUSS TAPE ECHO - Super-Saturated Tape Echo Pedal with Mod Switch

they all feature the original Roland Juno

Voicing Switch and Built-In TonePrints*