Kavkaz Soviet Bass - MADE IN URSS '70 - Blues Bass line
Shop Online ➡︎ https://reverb.com/item/59151116-kavkaz-vintage-soviet-bass-urss-70 Blues bassline performed with a vintage Kavkaz bass, made in the Soviet Union in the 1970s. The most massive Soviet bass, MPO Caucasus also called "Kavkaz" produced in the Rostov-on-Don factory in the USSR in the 1970s. This Soviet bass is Jazz style with a typical sound of the bass of that era. Rounded body and neck, mount flatwound strings. The Kavkaz was produced in the USSR in the 1970s by the Rostov-on-Don Rostov-Don MPO [Municipal (or Local) Industrial Company] Musical Instrument Factory] "Kavkaz" is a nickname that comes from a subdivision of the Rostov-on-Factory. This factory also produced Bas-2, Stella and Aelita.
Shop Online ➡︎ https://reverb.com/item/59151116-kavkaz-vintage-soviet-bass-urss-70 Blues bassline performed with a vintage Kavkaz bass, made in the Soviet Union in the 1970s. The most massive Soviet bass, MPO Caucasus also called "Kavkaz" produced in the Rostov-on-Don factory in the USSR in the 1970s. This Soviet bass is Jazz style with a typical sound of the bass of that era. Rounded body and neck, mount flatwound strings. The Kavkaz was produced in the USSR in the 1970s by the Rostov-on-Don Rostov-Don MPO [Municipal (or Local) Industrial Company] Musical Instrument Factory] "Kavkaz" is a nickname that comes from a subdivision of the Rostov-on-Factory. This factory also produced Bas-2, Stella and Aelita.