Höfner Club Bass Ignition SE S w/Bag
Miscellaneous 4-String Basses
Brand profile · Germany, est. 1946
Höfner, a name synonymous with iconic bass guitars, boasts a rich history rooted in German craftsmanship. Established post-World War II, the brand initially produced violins and other stringed instruments before gaining global recognition for its distinctive, often quirky, designs. Today, Höfner maintains a reputation for providing accessible, quality instruments with a unique aesthetic appeal, particularly within the bass guitar world.
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Miscellaneous 4-String Basses
Miscellaneous 4-String Basses
Semiacoustic Guitars
Miscellaneous 4-String Basses
4/4 Size Classical Guitars
Pickup Frames
Humbucker Pickups
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Miscellaneous 4-String Basses
4/4 Size Classical Guitars
4/4 Size Classical Guitars
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Single Coil Pickups
4/4 Size Classical Guitars
4/4 Size Classical Guitars
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Humbucker Pickups
While Höfner has a long history of German manufacturing, many instruments are now produced in Eastern Europe under the supervision of the original German design team, maintaining design integrity.
Absolutely. The shortscale basses, in particular, are very approachable for younger players or those with smaller hands, and the overall affordability makes them a great entry point.
The Violin Bass was initially designed to be a cost-effective alternative to Fender basses, utilizing readily available violin-making techniques and materials, resulting in its distinctive shape.