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Upright Bass

Our fine strings are hand-selected from around the world and custom set-up in our workshop in Lakewood.

Stand Out From the Crowd – Take your playing to a new standard with the projection and power that comes with Eastman’s performance bass models.

OUR BASSES ARE MADE TO Navigate with ease.
Today’s bassists must navigate all registers of their instrument. Our performance basses combine easy access to the upper registers of the instrument with the full tone of the lower positions.

TRADITION MEETS INNOVATION – Highest quality materials crafted by the most skilled luthiers.
We build upon five centuries of tradition to offer advanced bass models with projection and power. Each  performance bass is worked on by dozens of expert craftspeople, resulting in an instrument that is easy to play and sounds as great as it looks.

OUR BASSES – Different patterns, sizes, and features.  We offer a variety of patterns, sizes, and features to work best in classical, jazz, and many other musical styles.  Supportive and visually striking basses crafted to feel and sound great.

Carefully Handcrafted – Beautiful and powerful bass cannons crafted with attention to detail.

Antiquing Gives Each Instrument Character – Our performance basses are painstakingly antiqued by hand. The result is an instrument that looks as good as it sounds.

Tackle any Technical Challenge – With their projecting sound and easy of playability, our performance basses navigate complex musical passages with ease.

 

Price Breakdown:

Beginner 1/8 – 1/2 Instrument
Rental: $69.95/payment
Maintenance: $8.95/payment
TOTAL: $78.90/payment (Plus Tax – will be added in the final cart)

Beginner 3/4 Instrument
Rental: $89.95/payment
Maintenance: $8.95/payment
TOTAL: $99.90/payment (Plus Tax – will be added in the final cart)

 

PERFORMANCE LEVEL INSTRUMENTS – WHITE GLOVE DELIVERY SERVICE:  For Performance Level instruments (Apprentice and Master), we are pleased to offer to bring a selection of three instruments to your home.  We will come and spend up to one hour there for you to try out the instruments and select one.   A free humidifier is included with the Apprentice or Master instruments.

Apprentice 3/4 Instrument
Rental: $109.95/payment
Maintenance: $10.95/payment
TOTAL: $120.90/payment – 3 months or are collected upon rental (Plus Tax – will be added in the final cart)

Master 1 – 3/4 Instrument
Rental: $249.79/payment
Maintenance: $12.95/payment
TOTAL: $262.64/payment – 15% or $899.25 is due upon rental (Plus Tax – will be added in the final cart)

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$78.90 – $899.25

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