Bite Guitars’ Dragon is a monster of a bass with 7 pickup configurations
New model boasts exclusive artwork, and choice of necks and fretboards

Austrian custom bass builder Bite Guitars has introduced the Dragon, designed for bassist and composer Alberto Rigoni and featuring exclusive artwork from all4band.com.
The new model sports a trio of pickups (including proprietary high-output Bite 1000mV single coils and split coils) in a JPJ configuration, a pickup selector and a parallel/series switch for seven selectable configurations.
Features include an alder body, “D”-shaped neck, Bite black Y tuners, Gotoh chrome brass bridge and Graph Tech nut.
Furthermore, each Dragon Bass is built to order, with a choice of options including five different necks with hard maple or black locust fretboards.
For more information, head to Bite Guitars.
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