Takamine GB30CELH-NAT G-Series Left Handed Acoustic Electric Bass in N

Takamine GB30CELH-NAT G-Series Left Handed Acoustic Electric Bass in Natural Finish

The GB30CELH-NAT is a left-handed acoustic-electric bass engineered for stage performance and studio versatility. Its slim mahogany neck and soft Venetian-style cutaway deliver comfortable playability and easy upper-fret access, while the solid spruce top paired with mahogany back and sides generates the resonant, articulate tone essential for modern bass work.

Construction & Playability

The dovetail neck joint and solid spruce top ensure structural integrity and tonal clarity across the instrument's range. A 16"-radius rosewood fingerboard with 1.77" nut width provides the ergonomic foundation for precise intonation and smooth technique, supported by synthetic bone nut and bridge saddle for reliable sustain and clarity.

Electronics & Tone Shaping

The onboard Takamine TK-40B preamp system delivers comprehensive tone control with a built-in tuner, three-band EQ, gain controls, mid-shift control, bass-boost switch, and EQ bypass switch—giving you real-time flexibility whether navigating studio sessions or live performance environments. These tools allow precise frequency sculpting from warm, round low-end to articulate, punchy midrange character.

Key Features

• Solid spruce top for tonal resonance and projection
• Mahogany back and sides for warm, focused bass response
• Mahogany neck with dovetail joint for structural stability
• 16"-radius rosewood fingerboard
• 1.77" nut width (45 mm)
• Soft Venetian-style cutaway for upper-fret access
• Takamine TK-40B preamp with tuner, three-band EQ, and bass boost
• Mid-shift control and EQ bypass switch
• Synthetic bone nut and bridge saddle
• Rosewood headcap with pearl dot inlays
• Abalone rosette
• Chrome die-cast tuners
• Gloss natural finish

The GB30CELH-NAT combines meticulous construction with professional-grade electronics, delivering a left-handed instrument ready for the demands of gigging musicians and recording sessions.