Harley Benton DB02-CB Electric Double Bass

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Harley Benton DB02-CB Electric Double Bass

Harley Benton

DB02-CB Electric Double Bass

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Product Info

Article Number: 451978
Model: DB02-CB Electric Double Bass
Price: $680.90

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The DB02-CB is a remarkably affordable entry point into electric double bass playing. The short scale makes it ideal for smaller players or those new to the instrument, and the active pickups provide a surprisingly powerful and focused amplified tone, though it leans towards a more upright bass-like sound. It's a solid choice for beginners and casual players looking for a decent sound without a huge investment.

Product Description

  • Harley Benton DB02-CB Electric Double Bass
  • Electric Double Bass
  • Scale: 105 cm
  • Height-adjustable bridge
  • Traditional headstock with spiral
  • Birch fingerboard (Betula albosinensis)
  • Body made of Paulownia
  • Maple neck
  • Body support
  • Active pickup system with 9 V battery power
  • Tone knob
  • Volume knob
  • Headphone connector
  • Colour: Carbon design
  • Gigbag and carbon bow included
PROS
  • • Paulownia body offers surprising resonance for the price
  • • Birch fingerboard provides a smooth, playable feel
  • • Active pickup system delivers a focused, amplified tone
  • • Included gigbag and carbon bow offer excellent value
CONS
  • • Paulownia body can feel a bit 'soft' and prone to dents
  • • Scale length limits versatility for advanced techniques
  • • Active electronics add a battery dependency and potential hum

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Key Features

Strings Steel, likely generic brand
Pickups Harley Benton Active Double Bass Pickup System
Scale Length 105 cm (approximately 41.3 in)
Connections Headphone output, 9V battery compartment, standard output jack
Weight Approximately 11-13 lbs (5-6 kg)

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Frequently Asked Questions

The active system amplifies the existing tone, but introduces a slight 'processed' quality, reducing some of the natural acoustic resonance. It’s designed for amplification, not pure acoustic performance.
The neck profile is fairly standard, but the shorter scale length might feel a bit cramped for players with very large hands; it’s generally suitable for most.
It’s well-suited for genres like jazz, blues, and classic rock, where a warm, upright-like tone is desired; it’s less ideal for highly technical or slap-style playing.

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