No. of Strings
4
Body Type
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No. of Frets
20
Weight
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- single smooth cutaway, two f-holes that go through the entire body, black pickguard covering most of the body with Ampeg on bass side, 20-fret rosewood or blonde fingerboard with dot inlay, open scroll-style headstock with two-per-side tuners, bridge extending past body, "mysterious" hidden pickup under bridge, two knobs, available in White, Sunburst, or Red finish, mfg. 1966-68.
The "mysterious" pickup was a variation of the pickup used on the Baby Bass. This is a different type of arrangement in the pickup that allows for non-magnetic strings to be used. There were approx. 1,150 AEB-1 and AUB-1 basses produced between 1966 and 1968.
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- double cutaway basswood body, maple neck with 24-fret rosewood fingerboard, black pickguard, matching color headstock, carved rosewood bridge, single Seymour Duncan SMD-4 Basslines pickup, volume and tone knobs, two-position switch, avail...
- double cutaway "long-horned" body, triangle cutouts, black pickguard covering most of body, 20-fret fingerboard with dot inlay, open scroll style headstock, two knobs, single hidden pickup under the bridge, mfg. 1967-68.
- similar to the AEB-1, except has a fretless fingerboard, mfg. 1966-68.
- similar to the ASB-1 Bass, except has a fretless fingerboard, mfg. 1967-68.
