Grez Guitars Introduces the Mendocino Short Scale Bass
Grez Guitars has unveiled a new bass model called the Mendocino Short Scale Bass. The instrument is a compact, lightweight semi-hollowbody design that takes its cues from a vintage four-string.
“After a year in design, and with encouragement from Matt Hill and Curtis Novak, I have finally finished the Mendocino Bass!” Luthier Barry Grzebik shares. “Yes, it’s semi-hollow and only 5.6 pounds, yes it’s inspired by the old Danelectro Short Horn bass and yes, they are available for order now!”
Grez builds the Mendocino Bass with a solid old growth redwood top while utilizing Honduran mahogany for the back, sides, and neck. The Macassar Ebony fingerboard has 18 jumbo frets with dot inlay. The nut width is 1.625 inches.
Other features include Gotoh Res-O-Lite tuners, a TonePros AVR2 bridge with Babicz saddles, and Curtis Novak Lipstick pickups.
Hear the bass in action:
The Grez Guitars Mendocino Short Scale Bass is available now for $3,200.
Grez Guitars Mendocino Short Scale Bass Specs:
| Scale: | 30″ |
| Body: | 1-piece Honduran Mahogany Back, Sides |
| Top: | Solid Old Growth Redwood |
| Neck: | Honduran Mahogany |
| Nut: | Bone |
| Nut Width: | 1.625″ |
| Fretboard: | Macassar Ebony |
| Frets: | 18 Jumbo |
| Fretboard Radius: | 12″ |
| Pickups: | Curtis Novak Lipstick |
| Bridge: | TonePros AVR2 Bridge |
| Saddles: | Babicz |
| Tuners: | Gotoh Res-O-Lite |
| Finish: | Matte Nitro |
| Case: | Reunion Blues Continental Case |
| Weight: | 5.6 lbs |
