Marleaux Spock (5 cordas, 32")

Marleaux Spock





Detalhes no site da Marleaux:
https://www.marleaux-bass.de/en/instrumente/spock/

Construction / wood
3-piece body frame (choice of wood)
Marleaux Logic Mesh arched top
3-piece maple neck, laminated with smoked oak veneer, dual action truss rod
neck carbon reinforced
bolt-on neck construction, 5-point connection
fingerboard with 28 frets and zero-fret, side dots
matching headstock fingerboard wood
wooden covers for electronics and battery compartment
magnetic battery cover
jack in side
Electronics
Marleaux BC3 3-band-EQ, aktive/passive
passive tone control
1 Marleaux humbucker pickup wood covered
1 pickup select coil switch: serial, parallel, single coil switchable
Hardware
Marleaux custom bridge brass with ebony stand, black
tuner made by Schaller, black
Fretboard radius
1st / 24th fret: 305 mm (12,0″) / 406 mm (16,0″)
Neck dimension 5-string
scale: 813 mm (32,0″)
nut: 46 mm (1,81″)
12th fret: 66,5 mm (2,61″)
24th fret: 76,5 mm (3,01″)
bridge: 71 mm (2,79″) / 17,75 mm(0,7″) each string
Finish
matte lacquered
Sound
vintage modern
focused mid range
Options
different tone woods, combinations of your own choice
different Marleaux Logic Mesh top
maple or rosewood fretboard
fretless, lined maple or without lines
Scope of supply
tools
Marleaux gigbag
Marleaux folder with certificate, information and electronic instructions
S-Locks made by Schaller, black

^ O conceito é interessante, mas tem-se que ver se aquela tela mesh é satisfatoriamente resistente.
Não curti a localização de alguns knobs.

^Assim... considerando quem fez, creio que deva ser bem resistente, mas só colocando a mão pra ter certeza.
Tb achei o lance dos controles meio ruins... um pouco complicado pra acessá-los enquanto toca, não sei se seria viável, mas controles deslizantes nas laterais talvez fossem melhores...

Seria interessantíssimo poder espancá-lo testá-lo algum dia...