Bacchus is a Japanese brand based in Nagano, Japan.
The brand is under the umbrella of Divisor, which owns a large guitar factory called Asuka Factory, and is appreciated by many musicians for its high quality because the factory handles the guitars itself.
This is a slightly old and rare Precision Bass replica. I think it was made in Japan.
It certainly has a Fender-like feel to it, but it is easy to play and plays well, which is a good part of being made in Japan.
The pots are CTS, the capacitors are vitamin-Q, and the jacks are Switchcraft, all high spec.
These were the original design like this.
The PU pole piece has conductive paint and copper foil tape for noise suppression, which feels like very careful work.
Bacchus is still the best, but the products from this era are really great too.
The public reputation and the actual quality are divergent, and I think this bass is a very good value for the price.
The frets are roughly 70% remaining.
The truss rod is in good working order.
The neck is in good condition. The grips were originally painted matte, but have been played and are shiny. The pegs are dull, and there is a 2mm ding on the grip behind the first fret.
There are some scratches on the body and paint surface. There are a few 2mm dents. The color is more yellowish than the original color due to color tanning. Some of the original white color is visible on the cutaway and elbow cut. There are numerous scratches on the pickguard.
No clear modification points were found.
Controls : volume, tone
Nut width : 42.3mm
Pitch between strings at bridge : 19.0mm
Year of manufacture : unknown
Country of manufacture : unknown
Accessories : Soft case (gray)
GIB craftsmen have adjusted this instrument to make it easy to play.
serial number : #130632
Weight : 3.835kg
Fret: 70% remaining
Truss rod: good working
The grip is originally a matte paint, but it is played in and has a gloss. There is dullness in the pegs. There is a dent of about 2mm on the back of the fret.
Control: Volume, tone
Body condition: Scratch scratches are scattered, but it looks beautiful because the body color is noticeable. There are several dents of about 2mm. Because it is colored, it is more yellow than the original color. You can see the original white collar on the cutaway and elbot cut. Pickguard has many scratches.
nut width：42.3mm
string spacing：19.0mm
custom：none
accessories：External soft case (gray)
year：manufacturing date unknown
country of origin：unclear
Text: Shunsuke Saga
Inspection by : Wakatsuki
GIB 3-month warranty
Ships in a sturdy cardboard box.
The brand is under the umbrella of Divisor, which owns a large guitar factory called Asuka Factory, and is appreciated by many musicians for its high quality because the factory handles the guitars itself.
This is a slightly old and rare Precision Bass replica. I think it was made in Japan.
It certainly has a Fender-like feel to it, but it is easy to play and plays well, which is a good part of being made in Japan.
The pots are CTS, the capacitors are vitamin-Q, and the jacks are Switchcraft, all high spec.
These were the original design like this.
The PU pole piece has conductive paint and copper foil tape for noise suppression, which feels like very careful work.
Bacchus is still the best, but the products from this era are really great too.
The public reputation and the actual quality are divergent, and I think this bass is a very good value for the price.
The frets are roughly 70% remaining.
The truss rod is in good working order.
The neck is in good condition. The grips were originally painted matte, but have been played and are shiny. The pegs are dull, and there is a 2mm ding on the grip behind the first fret.
There are some scratches on the body and paint surface. There are a few 2mm dents. The color is more yellowish than the original color due to color tanning. Some of the original white color is visible on the cutaway and elbow cut. There are numerous scratches on the pickguard.
No clear modification points were found.
Controls : volume, tone
Nut width : 42.3mm
Pitch between strings at bridge : 19.0mm
Year of manufacture : unknown
Country of manufacture : unknown
Accessories : Soft case (gray)
GIB craftsmen have adjusted this instrument to make it easy to play.
serial number : #130632
Weight : 3.835kg
Fret: 70% remaining
Truss rod: good working
The grip is originally a matte paint, but it is played in and has a gloss. There is dullness in the pegs. There is a dent of about 2mm on the back of the fret.
Control: Volume, tone
Body condition: Scratch scratches are scattered, but it looks beautiful because the body color is noticeable. There are several dents of about 2mm. Because it is colored, it is more yellow than the original color. You can see the original white collar on the cutaway and elbot cut. Pickguard has many scratches.
nut width：42.3mm
string spacing：19.0mm
custom：none
accessories：External soft case (gray)
year：manufacturing date unknown
country of origin：unclear
Text: Shunsuke Saga
Inspection by : Wakatsuki
GIB 3-month warranty
Ships in a sturdy cardboard box.