Due to ongoing product development efforts, specifications are subject to change without notice. Hi, With the Mini II Bass EB-E, you'll never have to leave the low-end behind! CTRL + SPACE for auto-complete. CordobaGuitars.com. With whatever you do, it’s definitely a fun couch noodler and an excellent, casual way to work on learning scales and melodies any day. Built with a solid spruce top and striped ebony back and sides, the Mini II Bass EB-E is resonant with a clear, defined tone. Write CSS OR LESS and hit save. Strung with nylon core, phosphor-bronze strings, the Mini II Bass feels and sounds more like a full size bass than its miniature bass counterparts. Even on the road, exposed to many temperature changes, it stayed in tune with only minor adjustments needed. I have one and would like to replace my strings to flatwounds but seems like there’s only one string option available for this. Once home, I quickly plugged it into my favorite amp and enjoyed a wonderful, responsive, full bass tone instantly without a whole lot of EQing. Do you know any flatwound replacement options for it? With a half-sized gig bag, its rounded big acoustic tone, and good out-of-the-box setup play as-is, it quickly became a trusted travel buddy. Do you have it currently, and can I order it with delivery to Bulgaria? Built with a solid spruce top and striped ebony back and sides, the Mini II Bass EB-E is resonant with a clear, defined tone. The Mini II feels and sounds enough like a full-sized bass that it was enjoyable, easily playable, and practical for multiple uses; and with a $299 budget price tag, I think you get your money’s worth out of it. Based on our popular travel-size Mini, the Mini II Bass is slightly bigger and features an extended 580mm (22 7/8”) scale length so it tunes perfectly to Standard E. Keep it acoustic and the Mini II Bass's deeper body depth will provide a well-rounded tone; use its Cordoba MB103 pickup to plug it in and you'll be surprised by this portable bass's rich, robust tone. Built with all-mahogany woods, the Mini II Bass MHE's unique voice is mellow, soft and balanced. There’s only one set of strings that will work and they are made by D’Addario. Based on the travel-size Mini, the Mini II Bass is slightly bigger and features an extended 580mm (22 7/8”) scale length so it tunes perfectly to Standard E. Keep it acoustic and the Mini II Bass's deeper body depth provides a well-rounded tone; use its Cordoba MB103 pickup to plug it in and you'll be surprised by the rich, robust tone. I like how the neck is nearly full-sized, but the body is nice and compact. Córdoba is generally known for its nylon string, lightweight, Spanish heritage-inspired instruments, and the Mini II reflects a lot of that in its style, construction, and sound. The EB-E model sports a bright spruce top and nice dark ebony back and sides that give it more of a clear and defined tonewood sound, but I was pleasantly surprised at the deeper body depth it offered and the nylon-core, phosphor bronze strings that gave it a warmer, deeper, and richer sound, more than I was expecting. We do not sell guitars on our website. This is just the kind of fun travel bass I’ve been looking for! With the Mini II Bass EB-E, you'll never have to leave the low-end behind! 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I recently took it out on our SXSW 2019 Road Tour and enjoyed hours of impromptu jamming, a little on-the-road practice, and quick warm-ups before the shows. I enjoyed how much it sounds and feels like a real electric bass but is compact and light enough for easy travel wherever you may find yourself. You could almost play this as a full electric bass on stage, at a jam, or at a practice or songwriting session with multiple instruments present. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. The Mini II feels and sounds enough like a full-sized bass that it was enjoyable, easily playable, and practical for multiple uses; and with a $299 budget price tag, I think you get your money… I’ve always been fascinated and excited about the concept of travel guitars, but rarely do I find ones that are practical, instantly playable right out of the bag, or play similar to the real thing. Strung with nylon core, phosphor-bronze strings, the Mini II Bass feels and sounds more like a full size bass than its miniature bass counterparts. Composite or Pau Ferro (Dependent on Production Date), Cordoba MB103 Volume, 3 band EQ, Tuner, Phase Switch, D'Addario EXPPBB190GS - Coated phosphor bronze, nylon core, small acoustic bass (.037 - .090). With the Mini II Bass MHE, you'll never have to leave the low-end behind! The onboard tuner gives a clear, easy-to-read signal and lights up in the dark or onstage, and the tuning pegs hold standard tuning comfortably and are sturdy and easy to adjust. MSRP:  $420.00 © Low Group Inc. dba Guitar Girl Magazine® 2020. Based on our popular travel-size Mini, the Mini II Bass is slightly bigger and features an extended 580mm (22 7/8”) scale length so it tunes perfectly to Standard E. Keep it acoustic and the Mini II Bass's deeper body depth will provide a well-rounded tone; use its Cordoba MB103 pickup to plug it in and you'll be surprised by this portable bass's rich, robust tone.