Skervesen Guitars Introduces Mondo and Prometheus Basses

Polish instrument company Skervesen Guitars has announced two new bass models to their lineup. The instruments are hand-crafted in Poland and can be built with range of options.

Skervesen Guitars Mondo Bass

The Mondo is a 5-string bass with an offset body designed with designer Dominika Pajdowska for a member of the Skervesen team. It was then chosen by Materia bassist/vocalist Michu, who opted for the company’s Bronto headstock and finish.

In addition to an offset body, the Mondo has a fanned fret system with a scale ranging from 36″ on the B-string and 34″ on the G-string. The bodo body is topped with flamed maple finished in a semi-transparent black.

The instrument’s 7-piece maple/walnut neck is adorned with an ebony fretboard fitted with Luminlay glowing dot inlays.

Electronics include a pair of Delano SBC HE/S-4 quad coil humbuckers matched with a Sonar 3-band EQ active preamp. The pickups can be switched into three modes: humucking, coil splitting, or parallel. It also has a push/pull true bypass mode.

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Skervesen Guitars Prometheus Bass

The Prometheus is a 6-string, singlecut that also employs a fanned fret system. Featuring neck-through construction, the bass is built with a 7-piece maple/ebony/wenge neck, alder body wings, and a buckeye burl top.

The fretboard is flame maple while the headstock accents the rest of the bass with a buckeye, alder, and ebony combination.

The Prometheus is fitted with a set of EMG 45TW-X Alnico pickups and a Delano 3-band preamp that can be bypassed.

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Skervesen Guitars’ basses have a base price of €2,000 for a 5-string and €2,200 for a 6-string, with upgrades optional.

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