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Fancy a bass that gives you a real sense of freedom under your fingers? The Ashdown The Saint Avant 4 Lambo Metallic Blue features a multiscale design, three J-style pickups and a roasted maple neck to deliver a smooth, precise playing experience and a wonderful variety of tones. With its 24 frets, 864 mm scale length and intuitive controls, it’s equally at home in the lower registers as it is in the higher ones.

ARTICLE N° 126562
Ashdown - The Saint Avant 4 Lambo Metalic Blue + Housse Ashdown - The Saint Avant 4 Lambo Metalic Blue + Housse
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365,83 € excl VAT
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Arrival expected on Dec 1, 2026
Guarantee 3  years
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If you’re looking for a bass that can keep up with modern playing styles without compromising on comfort, the Saint Avant 4 Lambo Metallic Blue is well worth a look. Its 40 mm poplar body provides a balanced tonal foundation, with enough resonance and clarity to let your playing shine through.

The bolt-on neck, crafted from heat-treated maple, features a comfortable C-shaped profile, whilst its fingerboard, with a radius of 350 mm, offers a smooth surface that makes it easy to move your fingers around. The heat treatment of the maple also improves its stability – a welcome feature when you regularly play in different environments.

What really sets this bass apart is its 864 mm multiscale scale length and fan-shaped frets. This ensures that each string benefits from tension better suited to its length, which notably brings greater tightness and definition in the lower register. You also benefit from 24 stainless steel frets, allowing you to explore the neck more fully, with a pleasant, smooth glide under your fingers. The black hexagonal inlays further emphasise the instrument’s contemporary character.

To shape your sound, Ashdown has fitted three J-style pickups with Alnico V magnets. This JJJ configuration allows you to switch from tight bass to more incisive treble, with mid-range frequencies detailed enough to give your lines real presence.

The two volume controls, the master tone control and the dedicated blend control for the J-style pickups allow you to fine-tune this balance to suit your playing style. The vintage-style bridge, black 18:19 ratio tuning machines and D’Addario XL165 strings round off a bass with a decidedly modern character, ready to find its place across a wide range of musical genres.
Tuning machine
 Vintage
Instrument size
 4/4, standard
Number of frets
 24
Body Type
 Solid body
Neck material
 Maple
Fingerboard material
 Maple
Scale length
 864,00 mm (34,02")
Pickup type
 Passives
String gauge
 045 - 105
Fingerboard radius
 350 mm (13,75")
Body material
 Poplar
Hardware color
 Black
Electronic
 Passive
Cutaway
 Yes
Bridge configuration
 Fix
Neck shape
 C
Bridge shape
 Vintage
Color
 Metallic, Blue
Assembly
 Bolt-on neck
Case or cover included
 Gigbag
Packaging
 Single unit
Number of strings
 4
  • Ashdown The Saint Avant 4 Lambo Metallic Blue + Case
  • 4-string electric bass
  • Colour: Lambo Metallic Blue
  • Neck joint: Screw-in
  • Construction: Solid body
  • Cutaway: Double
  • Scale length: 34" / 864 mm
  • Bridge: Vintage-style bass bridge, black
  • Pickguard: Black
  • Body: Poplar
  • Neck: Roasted maple
  • Neck profile: C-shaped
  • Truss rod: Double-action, 640 mm
  • Fingerboard: Roasted maple
  • Radius: 13.78" / 350 mm
  • Number of frets: 24
  • Fret type: Stainless steel
  • Fretmarkers: Black hexagonal inlays
  • Tuning machines: Black, 18:19 ratio
  • Pickup configuration: JJJ, 3 single-coil pickups
  • Neck pickup: J, Alnico V
  • Middle pickup: J, Alnico V
  • Bridge pickup: J, Alnico V
  • Potentiometers: 2 volume, 1 tone, 1 J blend
  • Hardware finish: Black
  • Strings: D’Addario XL165
  • Supplied with: Gig bag
There is also one detail worth noting when considering the lifespan of a bass: the Saint Avant 4 features 24 stainless steel frets. This material is particularly resistant to wear caused by repeated finger pressure and bends. For an instrument that is played frequently, this means the frets retain their profile and smooth surface for longer, with fewer marks likely to form over the years.

This feature can also have a slight impact on the playing feel. Stainless steel offers a very smooth surface under your fingers, which makes sliding easier and gives a particularly fluid feel as you move up and down the neck. It’s not about changing your technique, but simply making certain movements more comfortable, especially if you enjoy fast fingerwork or glissandos.

Finally, as with any bass, regular maintenance is essential: cleaning the fingerboard and frets after each session, checking the condition of the strings and storing the instrument in as stable an environment as possible will help preserve its playing qualities over time.

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Ashdown es uno de los líderes en amplificación para bajistas, cabezas de lámpara o combos poderosos en la serie MAG. ¡Esta marca se destaca con estilo!

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