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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 EXL170-5 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
Description

Washburn built the T25NMK-D-U as part of its Taurus Series, positioning it as a professional-grade five-string electric bass with a neck-through construction at the core of its design. The instrument carried a Natural Matte finish and sat above the four-string T24 in the Taurus line.

The bass was constructed around a mahogany body and a maple/mahogany multi-laminate neck-through design, topped with an ebony fretboard carrying 24 frets with offset dot inlays. A Graphtech Nubone nut at 1-5/8" width feeds into a 34" scale. Two Washburn J-style pickups in a J/J configuration are governed by independent volume and tone controls for each pickup. Hardware throughout is chrome, including diecast tuners, and the bridge is a hardtail design. The instrument shipped with a D'Addario EXL170-5 light gauge string set.

Owners requiring setup work, fretboard maintenance, or sourcing of compatible J-style pickups, Graphtech Nubone nuts, or chrome diecast tuners should consult a qualified guitar technician for guidance on specification matching and fitting.

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