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At A Glance

Body Wood
Mahogany
Type
Bass Guitars
Style
Electric Bass
Controls
2 Volume/2 Tone
Pickups
Dual Washburn J style pickups
Pickup Configuration
J / J
Color
Natural Matte
Finish
Matte Finish
Strings
D'addario EXL170 light gauge set
Neck Wood
Maple/Mahogany Multi-Lam Neck-Thru
Fretboard
Ebony
Number Of Frets
24 frets
Inlays
Offset dots
Nut
Graphtech Nubone
Nut Width
1-5/8"
Scale
34"
Hardware
Chrome hardware
Bridge
Hardtail
Tuners
Chrome Diecast
Series
Taurus Series
Description

Washburn built the T24NMK-D-U as part of the Taurus Series, positioning it as a professional-level electric bass within that line. The model featured a neck-through construction and was offered in a Natural Matte finish.

The bass was built around a mahogany body and a maple/mahogany multi-laminate neck-through configuration with an ebony fretboard spanning 24 frets with offset dot inlays. The 34" scale paired with a 1-5/8" Graphtech Nubone nut. Two Washburn J-style pickups in a J/J configuration fed into a 2 Volume/2 Tone control layout. Hardware throughout was chrome, including diecast tuners, and the bridge was a hardtail design. The instrument shipped strung with D'Addario EXL170 light gauge strings.

Owners sourcing replacement parts should note that the J/J pickup routing accepts standard Jazz-bass-format pickups, the Graphtech Nubone nut is a catalogued replacement item available through graphtech's parts network, and the 34" scale is a common long-scale standard. For setup, fretwork, or hardware fitting, consult a qualified guitar technician or luthier.

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