No. of Strings
5
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No. of Frets
24
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- similar to the Artisan A5, except has a zebra wood top, back, and headstock overlay, available in Open Pore Natural finish, mfg. 2008-present.
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- offset double cutaway maple body, poplar burl top, five-piece maple/wenge neck NTB, 24-fret rosewood fingerboard with offset abalone inlays, matching headstock with two-per-side Hipshot licensed tuners, Gotoh bridge, one J-style and one h...
- similar to the Artisan A4, except features a bolt-on wenge neck, natural wenge headstock, and black hardware, available in Amber Glossy, Natural Satin, Open Pore Mahogany, Open Pore Natural, Open Pore Walnut, Tobacco Burst, Vintage Burst,...
- similar to the Artisan A5, except has a mahogany body with a spalted maple top and back, available in Natural finish, mfg. 2009-present.
- similar to the C4, except has a mahogany body with a zebra top, available in Open Pore Vintage Burst finish, mfg. 2006-09.
- similar to the Artisan A4, except in five-string configuration and 2/3-per-side tuners, available in Amber Glossy, Grey Oil Satin (disc. 2007), Natural Satin, Open Pore Black Cherry, Open Pore Natural, or See-Through Red finish, mfg. 1996...
- offset double cutaway select maple body, through-body wenge/maple laminated neck, 24-fret rosewood fingerboard with offset dot inlays, Artisan block inlay on 24th fret, black headstock, fixed bridge, gold hardware, squared headstock, two-...
- similar to the C4 bass except features a Fishman power bridge pickup with added Piezo control, available in Black or Walnut Satin finish, mfg. 2002-04.
- similar to the C5, except has a mahogany body with a zebra top, available in Open Pore Vintage Burst finish, mfg. 2006-09.
