Bass of the Week: Emiliano Bernal Burzaco Series BS0001
Extended range bassist Lucas Gonzalez was approached by luthier Emiliano Bernal to collaborate on a series of ERBs. He shared the first of the results with us, dubbed the Burazco Series BS0001, and it’s beautiful.
The hand-crafted instrument is built with a Bolivian mahogany body, a zebrawood top, and a two-piece quartersawn hard rock maple neck topped with a birdseye maple fretboard. The 24 frets are inlaid with abalone dot markers. Bernal fitted the body with Bartolini split coil pickups and a Bartolini 4.6 AP NTMB918F 3-Band EQ. Hardware includes Dunlop strap locks, Hipshot Ultralite tuners, and an Ultralite A-style bridge.
“This Series will be completed with another 6 stringer and a 7 and 8 strings. With slight variations one from the other but keeping the scent and design we built,” Gonzalez adds. “We carefully picked specifications and accessories we know they are among the best an more popular in the taste of the Bass community.”


























Emiliano Bernal Burzaco Series BS0001 Bass Specs:
Body: | Bolivian Mara ( Mahoganny) (Circa 1991) |
Top: | Zebrawood |
Neck: | Two pieces Quartersawn Hard Rock Maple |
Truss Rods: | 2 |
Fretboard: | Birdseye maple |
Inlays: | Abalone Dot Markers |
Fretboard Radius: | 20″ |
Frets: | 24 |
Nut: | Brass (55mm) |
Heastock Top: | Poplar Burl |
Headstock Back: | Zebrawood |
Pickups: | Bartolini 100G66J1 Split Coil |
Active Electronics: | Bartolini 4.6 AP NTMB918F - 3 Bands EQ. 18 Volts powered |
Bridge: | Hipshot Ultralite A Style - Strings Through Body |
Tuners: | Hipshot Ultralite HB6Y USA |
Straplock: | Dunlop Flush |
Origin: | Fully designed and hand crafted in Burzaco, Buenos Aires, Argentina |
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