1986 Aria Pro II Japan Interceptor Headless Bass (Red)

1986 Aria Pro II Japan Interceptor Headless Bass (Red)Japanese made in the late 1980's, the Interceptor bass took inspiration from many of the other headless models made during the same time. A very geometric compact body with a contoured leg cutout for comfortable seated playing, bolt on painted maple neck with a 24 fret rosewood fingerboard, locking nut (so it uses regular single ball bass strings), it weighs 2. 9kg's. Features two passive bass humbuckers along with a toggle to activate the factory

Has a replacement battery snap

Before arriving with us this one had undergone a relic job to the body along with a refinish and relic to the neck (serial number/"Made in Japan" insignia missing but the neck stamps on the body and neck match and are both labelled ST54-95LS)

the frets are clean with some light pitting but plenty of life

this is one of those guitars that i hate to be selling (but it's my job)

24 fret rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays

Gaban guitars were distributed by Fukuhara Musical Instrument Company and were found in many alongside Tokai guitars

Digital Delay and Digital Stereo Chorus circuits

the SD-1 is widely considered to be the asymmetrical clipping counterpart to the Ibanez Tubescreamer

Frets are shiny and the neck is straight

Rosewood Fingerboard with Dot Inlays

could use some new strings however plays well as it sits with some belly bloating

Mahogany body with a neckthrough mahogany/walnut construction and an ebony fingerboard