The Professional Choice for Warm Tone!
The MaxTapper is built of premium woods, and comes with premium components and pickups, for the warm tone you crave.
Features: MaxTapper's premium woods give a warmer, more 'round,' and a somewhat 'darker' tone. seven-part neck-through construction of fine mahogany or sapele (depending upon availability), and the fretboard of rosewood or wenge for mellow tone and a smooth feel..
Legendary Bartolini pickups are standard, either two or four, for rich and dark bass and surprisingly clear high melody.
- MaxTapper 'Dual' has one Bartolini pickup for bass and another for melody. Graph Tech custom nut and saddles of exotic 'StringSaver' material extend sustain and enrich the sound. Optionally choose Graph Tech 'Tusq' for a brighter tone. Either way, you get the masterful, fat, and rich tone to delight any professional.
Only $2100 US
- MaxTapper 'Banshee' has two Bartolini pickups for the bass, plus dual Bartolini active-circuit preamps, to deliver *all* of the rich sound that’s in the string to your amp, for the ultimate in full rich tone. Includes flip-out battery box on rear of body, dual outjacks, and dual mono ‘ClearCables’ of oxygen-free Japanese Canara Cable for perfect transmission of tone.
Only $2400 US
Each MaxTapper comes with wide-range tone controls, and the Buzz Feiten Intonation System so it sounds more ‘in tune’ than normal guitars or basses, all up and down the fretboard.
Also included: 3.5 meter premium stereo output cord, Easy Touch-Style Bassics and Easy Touch-Style Rhythm method books, and adjustable MegStrap with Strap Lock system installed.
Purpose: The MaxTapper may be favored by the professional player, because of the warm tone and the wider range of sound available on the job. Although it will play prettily on ballads, the tone of its woods is less bright, and its warm and smooth tone will make it a better instrument for jazz and nightclub performers, especially those who must play melody solos. As always, the addition of common effects will make it suitable for rock players. The bass side of the instrument will be especially rich, and bass players are likely to prefer it.
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