[outlet] Bacchus / TACTICS-ASH/RSM STB Bridge side snaggle appearance #GI06785 3.85kg [Yokohama Store]

Bacchus is a Japanese brand based in Nagano, Japan.

Bacchus is a brand under the umbrella of Divisor, which owns a large guitar factory called Asuka Factory, and is highly regarded by many musicians for its high quality because it is handcrafted by the factory itself.

TACTICS is a Telecaster with a back cut and elbow cut for playability.
It shows the attention to detail in the electronics as well as the playability.

The body is made of ash, which is now becoming scarce.
The neck and fingerboard are made of roasted maple.
This is also called thermo wood.

Thermowood, which was commercialized in the field of musical instruments by Sago of Japan, was originally used in Finland as a building material for saunas.

Thermowood is a wood that can withstand high temperatures and humidity, and its usefulness as a wood for musical instruments is evident in the fact that leading manufacturers such as Sadowsky and Suhr use it.

It is said that a certain amount of thermowood is disposed of due to its processing.
Probably, some of them will be played here in the future if they will be warped.

A P-90 is used on the front for a thick middle sound.
The sides of the bridge have been shaved to minimize stress on the player.

This is an official manufacturer's outlet product.
The side of the bridge has been shaved off to reduce stress on the player as much as possible.


- Specs - Body: Ash
Body:Ash
Neck:Roasted Maple
Fingerboard:Roasted Maple
Nut:Graphtech TUSQ XL
Bridge:Vintage Fixed Type
Machineheads:Rotomatic Type
Fret:Nickel Silver
Pickup:Original P-90 + single coil
Control:1Vol,1Tone,3Way PU Selector SW
Scale:25.5 Inch
Width at Nut:42.0mm
Finish:Urethane
Accessories:Gig bag, warranty card, wrench

Shipped in a sturdy cardboard box.
Will be packed with hard cardboard box.
will be packed with hard cardboard box.
We do ship internationally.

Contact Info
Contact Info

LINE : vwj2699r
email : info@bassick.jp
tel : 045 534 7133