【used】momose / MJB1-TW/NJ-LH MPP LH 4,08kg #6745 LH【GIB Hyogo】
【used】momose / MJB1-TW/NJ-LH MPP LH 4,08kg #6745 LH【GIB Hyogo】
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Description & Condition
Description & Condition
Momose, based in Matsumoto, Nagano, produces high-quality basses and guitars.
They are renowned for their beautiful looks and superior sound.
Popular among professionals, Momose is known to be used by top musicians such as Kazuki Isogai and Kyohei Ariga. (Titles omitted)
The MJB is an ambitious work that incorporates unique design details into a traditional JB style.
Among them, this particular model is the left-handed MJB1-TW/NJ-LH, which incorporates a special approach to wood selection.
The body is made of alder wood.
As indicated by the "TW" in the model name, the neck is made of Thermowood.
Thermowood, which was commercialized in the musical instrument field by Sago of Japan, was originally used in Finland as a building material for saunas.
Thermowood is valued as a wood that can withstand high temperatures and humidity, and its usefulness for musical instruments is evident from its adoption by top manufacturers such as Sadowsky and Suhr. Thermowood is said to have a certain amount of waste due to its processing.
The fretboard is made of Madagascar Rosewood.
Madagascar Rosewood, also known as New Jacaranda, is a renowned wood considered "post-Jacaranda."
It possesses a hardness combined with a resilient midrange and rich harmonics.
The dry, fast response of Thermowood, combined with the dense, lustrous midrange characteristic of Madagascar Rosewood, creates a deep, exquisite tone.
The meticulous design, typical of Deviser products, shines through in every detail, such as the recessed joint for easy access to the higher positions, demonstrating a player-centric approach.
It brilliantly balances the aged character of vintage basses with the clear pitch and high playability required in modern ensembles.
For left-handed players seeking an uncompromising, high-quality Japanese-made JB, this is an unparalleled practical and reliable choice.
The frets have approximately 80% remaining.
The truss rod is in good condition.
The neck has some slight upward bowing, but this is not a problem unless the string height is set extremely low.
The body and paintwork have scattered dents and scratches.
The electronics are in good condition.
No obvious modifications were observed.
Controls: Neck pickup volume, bridge pickup volume, master tone (Pull up: Turbo SW)
Nut width: 38.6mm
Bridge string spacing: 19.2mm
Scale length: 34 inches
Year of manufacture: Unknown
Country of manufacture: JAPAN
GIB craftsmen will adjust the guitar for easy playability before delivery.
Accessories: Gig bag
Text: Kaigo Kawami
Inspector: Iiboshi
Product photos: Muragishi
GIB 3-month warranty included
(Warranty is only valid for purchases made in Japan)
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Price includes VAT & Duties & Shipping Fee
Price includes VAT & Duties & Shipping Fee
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