Ashdown - The Saint Artisan Verdigris Flame
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Ashdown The Saint Artisan Verdigris Flame
ARTICLE N° 126556
Features
Body shape
Double cut
Tuning machine
Vintage
Instrument size
Long scale (34")
Number of frets
20
Body Type
Solid body
Nut width
38,10 mm (1,501")
Neck material
Maple
Fingerboard material
Maple
Scale length
864,00 mm (34,02")
Top material
Flame
Pickup type
Passives
String gauge
045 - 105
Fingerboard radius
350 mm (13,75")
Body material
Poplar
Hardware color
Chrome
Electronic
Passive
Cutaway
Yes
Finish
Brilliant
Pickup setup
PJ
Neck shape
C
Bridge shape
Vintage
Color
Green
Assembly
Bolt-on neck
Case or cover included
Gigbag
Packaging
Single unit
Number of strings
4
Other features
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Ashdown The Saint Artisan Verdigris Flame
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4-string electric bass
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Series: Saint Artisan
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Colour: Verdigris Flame, green
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Body finish: gloss
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Body shape: double cutaway
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Neck joint: bolt-on
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Scale length: 34" (864 mm)
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Top: flamed maple
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Bridge: fixed, vintage style, copper saddles
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Neck: roasted maple
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Neck profile: C-shaped
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Truss rod: double-action
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Fingerboard: roasted maple
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Radius: 13.78" (350 mm)
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Number of frets: 20
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Fret type: stainless steel
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Nut width: 38 mm
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Tuning machines: Vintage
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Pickup configuration: PJ
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Neck pickup: P-Bass, Alnico V, hand-wired
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Bridge pickup: J-Bass, Alnico V, hand-wired
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Controls: 2 x Volume, 1 x Tone, J-Bass pickup blend
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Hardware finish: chrome
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Strings: D’Addario XL165, 45-105
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Supplied with: gig bag
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Solid poplar body, 40 mm thick
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Dedicated blend control for the J-Bass pickup
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CTS-style potentiometers
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Tuning machines with an 18:1 ratio
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Double-action truss rod
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Optimised access to high notes
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Passive electronics
To find out more...
Loyalty to Ashdown is rooted in a relationship forged with bassists over nearly three decades. The brand has not merely developed its products in a laboratory; for many years, it has incorporated feedback from leading figures in the bass world, including John Entwistle, Mark King and JJ Burnel.
This close relationship with artists has helped to shape the evolution of its amplifiers in line with the realities of live performance, studio work and rehearsals. Its range has since diversified, but the bass remains at the heart of its identity.
Even today, Ashdown prides itself on an independent, family-run approach that is closely attuned to the needs of bassists.
This close relationship with artists has helped to shape the evolution of its amplifiers in line with the realities of live performance, studio work and rehearsals. Its range has since diversified, but the bass remains at the heart of its identity.
Even today, Ashdown prides itself on an independent, family-run approach that is closely attuned to the needs of bassists.