Sandberg California MarloweDK 4-String Marley Blue Hardcore Aged

The Sandberg California MarloweDK Marley Blue Hardcore Aged is the signature instrument of Danish bassist Thomas Risell, better known as MarloweDK, and brings the electric bass closer to countless users worldwide with his successful YouTube channel, which has accumulated over 30 million clicks in recent years. Reason enough for the Braunschweig cult manufacturer Sandberg to tailor a Signature E-Bass for the bustling Dane with the Sandberg California MarloweDK Marley Blue Hardcore Aged, which with Alnico V Single Coils and Hardcore Aged Finish more than meets his demands in sound and appearance.

Classically Constructed
With the construction of the Sandberg MarloweDK 4-string guitar, the Brunswick bass builders follow classical guidelines and produce the Alder body, while the neck is made of Maple and carries a Rosewood fingerboard. The six fold screw connection guarantees a stable connection. The entire bass is also subjected to the Sandberg "Vibration Treatment", which results in perfect resonance development and the perfect old school sound of an instrument that has been played for a long time.

Alnico V Single Coils with passive circuit
Two Sandberg Alnico V single coils are used as pickups on the Sandberg MarloweDK, which are installed at specially tuned MarloweDK positions to produce a characteristic sound. The bridge pickup convinces with its wiry sound, whose assertive articulation makes it stand out in the band context, while the neck pickup with fat basses lays a solid foundation for every groove. The passive circuit, which consists of a master volume control, a master tone control and a blend potentiometer, allows different sound nuances to be called up.

Hardcore Aged
The unique hardcore aged finish, which is elaborately crafted, gives the Sandberg California MarloweDK the look of a bass played on stage for a long time and transforms every instrument into a unique piece. Not only is the lacquer of the instrument subjected to artificial aging, but also the nickel surface of the indestructible Sandberg hardware.