1981 Ibanez Musician MC9240LE Limited Edition Fretless Neckthrough Bass

1981 Ibanez Musician MC9240LE Limited Edition Fretless Neckthrough BassOne of the rarest basses in Ibanez Musician Series history, the MC9240LE Fretless was a more premium version of the already very high end MC940 model. Nine piece maple walnut neckthrough construction and ash wings (sandwiched by what looks to be a premium mahogany top and back) and an ebony fingerboard (43mm brass nut, 34" scale length), it weighs 5kg's. This thing is absolutely loaded with premium wood that gets more detailed the longer you look at

this neck profile offers versatility for all playing styles

the truss was adjusted prior to listing and the neck is straight

the neck is straight

weighs around 3

Traditional looks and outstanding quality

the LS-200 was Tokai's highest end Love Rock for the year and was designed to be a professional grade guitar

24 fret ebony fingerboard (triple triangle inlays) and a slim mahogany neck with two maple stripes up the back

it wears a "Trans Pink" polyester finish that is a little closer to red than traditional pink

The DC-2 incorporates two independent BBD driven analog chorus circuits together and has a reduced tremolo effect to many standard chorus pedals

Made in Japan by Fernandes in 1991

The truss functions as it should and the neck is straight

Made in 1995