Roland G77 Fretless Bass - RARE
Super rare Roland G77 Fretless Bass. Comes with original case too.
The Roland G-77 is the companion bass to the ground-breaking G-707 guitar. The G-77 shares the same ABS stabilizer bar and radical body shape as the G-707. The G-707 guitar has a unique, one-of-a-kind Roland roller tremolo bridge, and similarly the G-77 also has a unique Roland-stamped high-mass bridge. While the preceding Roland G-33 and G-88 basses had set, or neck thru-design, the G-77 has a Fender style bolt-on neck. The G-77's passive electronics package offers a single tone control plus a pickup balance knob to control the mix between the two single-coil Roland pickups. Perhaps the rarest of all Roland G-77 basses is the fretless version. A review of the Roland product brochures reveals that Roland did offer fretless as a factory option.
Super rare Roland G77 Fretless Bass. Comes with original case too.
The Roland G-77 is the companion bass to the ground-breaking G-707 guitar. The G-77 shares the same ABS stabilizer bar and radical body shape as the G-707. The G-707 guitar has a unique, one-of-a-kind Roland roller tremolo bridge, and similarly the G-77 also has a unique Roland-stamped high-mass bridge. While the preceding Roland G-33 and G-88 basses had set, or neck thru-design, the G-77 has a Fender style bolt-on neck. The G-77's passive electronics package offers a single tone control plus a pickup balance knob to control the mix between the two single-coil Roland pickups. Perhaps the rarest of all Roland G-77 basses is the fretless version. A review of the Roland product brochures reveals that Roland did offer fretless as a factory option.
Super rare Roland G77 Fretless Bass. Comes with original case too.
The Roland G-77 is the companion bass to the ground-breaking G-707 guitar. The G-77 shares the same ABS stabilizer bar and radical body shape as the G-707. The G-707 guitar has a unique, one-of-a-kind Roland roller tremolo bridge, and similarly the G-77 also has a unique Roland-stamped high-mass bridge. While the preceding Roland G-33 and G-88 basses had set, or neck thru-design, the G-77 has a Fender style bolt-on neck. The G-77's passive electronics package offers a single tone control plus a pickup balance knob to control the mix between the two single-coil Roland pickups. Perhaps the rarest of all Roland G-77 basses is the fretless version. A review of the Roland product brochures reveals that Roland did offer fretless as a factory option.