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. Now carrying 16 bass guitars!

 

Hello!

I’m Oda, your bass specialist!

We’re pleased to announce that

has started carrying “16 Bass Guitars,” a line created by professional bassist Ichiro Fujitani!

Mr. Fujitani is not only a professional bassist active in numerous performances but also shares his knowledge with many bassists through his YouTube channel, “16 Bass Lesson,” and private lessons. Every day
, he explores various

and continues to study them.

In fact, in a previous video,

in a video, so we’ve had a connection ever since.

It was Mr. Fujitani who launched 16 Bass Guitars.

The brand’s concept is

“truly great

bass

to as many bassists as possible.”

What really stood out when I actually played them was the vintage

, yet it’s clear they’re not solely focused on emulating vintage models.

While the rich, full-bodied tone and unique character of vintage basses are certainly appealing, they aren’t necessarily the right choice for today’s music scene.

The 16 Bass Guitars are characterized by their ability to retain the best aspects of vintage instruments while delivering a sound that’s easy to work with on stage!

We spoke with Mr. Fujitani in detail about carrying these models, so please check out the video at the beginning of this post!

 

Here are the two models we’ll be carrying!

 

a low end that doesn’t get overly bloated and a well-defined midrange. The
neck features a 38mm nut width

, offering a slimmer feel than a standard PB.
Jazz

bass

players can switch to this model without feeling out of place, thanks to its excellent playability. If you’re
someone who thinks, “I like the Precision Bass, but
I sometimes find it a bit tricky to handle,” this is definitely a model you should try.

The

TC Gakki

only place in Tokyo
where you can try it out!

Please come by and give it a try!