Duesenberg Guitars Announces the Triton Bass
Germany’s Duesenberg Guitars has unveiled a new bass model called the Triton. Its name reflects its three-pickup configuration.
“Three volume calibrated and tonally tuned pickups in Duesenberg phonico covers deliver a rich, well-balanced bass signal,” the company writes. “The solid five-way switch plus the serial/parallel wiring provide an unusually wide range of sounds for a bass, while the massive Duesenberg Triton Bass Bridge provides the necessary foundation to weld together an entire band.”
Duesenberg builds the Triton with an American alder body, one-piece maple neck, and an Indian Rosewood fingerboard with PLEK fret processing. It comes in either Black or Goldtop finishes. Other features include pearloid dot inlays, Duesenberg Z-Tuners with “Art Diego buttons, and a Custom Line case.
The Duesenberg Triton is available now with a street price around $3,000.
Duesenberg Triton Bass Specs:
| Scale: | 34″ |
| Construction: | Bolt-On |
| Body: | American Alder |
| Binding: | Cream |
| Pickguard: | Black and Gold |
| Neck: | Maple |
| Neck Profile: | D |
| Fingerboard: | Indian Rosewood |
| Inlays: | Pearloid Dots |
| Frets: | 20 Jumbo |
| Pickups: | 3 Duesenberg SingleTwin Bass Humbucker |
| Controls: | 1 volume, 1 tone, 5-way pickup selector, 1 serial/parallel switch |
| Tuners: | Duesenberg Z-Tuners, “Art Diego” Buttons |
| Bridge: | Duesenberg “The Block” Bass Bridge |
| Case: | Custom Line |
Great bass; I’ve had one for six months… This model is a couple of years old??
Yes, this bass is around for some years. I tried one two years ago.