[Mike Lull] V4 Natural Made in USA 2020 JB Type Electric Bass Guitar With GigBag
Description
Release date
2020
Accessories
Gig bag
Features and notes
The modern JB, Mike Lull V4, is now a high-end JB for the field, on par with Sasowsky.
Features and notes
The impressive bird's eye maple fingerboard with a chambered body ash weighing 3.5 kg is eye-catching.
Features and notes
This guitar was manufactured in 2020, the year Mike Lull passed away, and there is no signature on the back of the head, so it is not one that Mike was directly involved in, but when you actually play it, it is so well-made that it feels like a small thing that he was not involved.
Features and notes
The precision-crafted neck, as per the brand image, allows you to push the string height to the limit with low action. You can see the design that paid attention to the details, such as fret side processing, peg bush recess processing, PU noise, and measures against breakage. There are three types of screws used for the neck joint screws, so please be careful when removing the neck. Features/Remarks
I was unable to identify the manufacturer, but the pickups are staggered pole pieces that give the impression of high output, and combined with the low string height, they drive the amp with a light touch. They also go well with modern distortion such as Darkglass, giving the impression that they are geared towards Japanese people.
Features/Remarks
There is no sign of wear on the frets, more than 90%, the neck condition is good, the rod feels firm and has about 90° left, but it works well and responds sensitively, so there is no need to worry. This is a guitar like a sports car that you should definitely master.
Features/Remarks
Approx. 3.56kg
2020
Accessories
Gig bag
Features and notes
The modern JB, Mike Lull V4, is now a high-end JB for the field, on par with Sasowsky.
Features and notes
The impressive bird's eye maple fingerboard with a chambered body ash weighing 3.5 kg is eye-catching.
Features and notes
This guitar was manufactured in 2020, the year Mike Lull passed away, and there is no signature on the back of the head, so it is not one that Mike was directly involved in, but when you actually play it, it is so well-made that it feels like a small thing that he was not involved.
Features and notes
The precision-crafted neck, as per the brand image, allows you to push the string height to the limit with low action. You can see the design that paid attention to the details, such as fret side processing, peg bush recess processing, PU noise, and measures against breakage. There are three types of screws used for the neck joint screws, so please be careful when removing the neck. Features/Remarks
I was unable to identify the manufacturer, but the pickups are staggered pole pieces that give the impression of high output, and combined with the low string height, they drive the amp with a light touch. They also go well with modern distortion such as Darkglass, giving the impression that they are geared towards Japanese people.
Features/Remarks
There is no sign of wear on the frets, more than 90%, the neck condition is good, the rod feels firm and has about 90° left, but it works well and responds sensitively, so there is no need to worry. This is a guitar like a sports car that you should definitely master.
Features/Remarks
Approx. 3.56kg