Specification:
Brand: ESP
Model Number: LB155 DXSTB
Finish: See Thru Blue
Nut Width: 42mm
Nut Type: Locking
Neck Contour: Thin U
Frets/Type: 24 XJ
Hardware Colour: Black Nickel
Strap Button: Standard
Tuners: LTD
Color : See Thru Blue
Bridge: LTD by Floyd Rose
Neck Pickup: ESP Designed LS-120N
Middle Pickup: ESP Designed LS-120M
Bridge Pickup: ESP Designed LS-150B
Electronics: Passive
Electronics Layout: Vol/Tone/5-Way Switch
Case : CMHFF
Construction: Bolt On
Scale: 26"
Body: Basswood
Top: Quilted Maple
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard: Maple
Fingerboard Radius: 350mm
The ESP LTD B-155DX Electric Bass from the B series has gorgeous bevelled edges along the sides, a shapely headstock, and an elongated upper horn and short lower horn. The B-155DX is a short-scale (34") instrument with a bolt-on, U-shaped maple neck and light basswood body, similar to its B series cousins. The ESP ABQ-3 3-Band Active EQ and two ESP SB-4 pickups (bridge and neck).
The bridge and neck humbuckers are ready to power any style of music by the guitarists.
Are you looking to buy Warwick bass guitars or shop an electric bass online? We recommend that you give this brand a go, mainly because they’re among the leading names in this particular segment of the industry.
For people who don’t know, Warwick are German bass makers, perhaps even the best bass guitar manufacturers out there. Although they primarily construct basses, they also dabble with amps, cabinets, as well as bass strings, but let’s stick with the bass guitar models for the time being.
Bass guitar is just as important as other instruments in a band, if not more so. Just like a regular guitar, bass guitars come acoustic or electric with a different number of frets and strings based on the model. If you’re a beginner, you’ll probably want to stick with a 4-string bass, the same way a 12-string guitar would not be best for a beginning electric guitar player.
One thing I adore about bassists is their genuinity! And I am not just shooting blanks; I have a list of valid proofs to back my claim. The first thing no one can deny is that one does not simply decide to be a bassist (NO! THAT IS NOT A MEME PUNCH LINE!).
