Serek Midwestern 2 Vintage White Medium Scale Bass #MW2-230 From Serek

A glowing 32" scale Midwestern 2 in beautiful Vintage White.

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If you love the idea of a shorter scale instrument, but have always found true short scale basses a little too cramped, Jake Serek's 32" scale Midwestern is the goldilocks bass for you. Short enough to make it easy and fun to navigate the neck, but comfortable enough to make you question whether it's shorter at all! This bass features Jake's Serek Singles, crisp, clear, vintage-voiced single coils with a tone all their own.

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Manufacturer's Description from Serek

The Midwestern 2 takes a more modern approach than its sibling, the original Midwestern bass. Updates include a sleek new design with body contours and a lower cutaway for full access to 21 frets. The Midwestern 2 is made up of a lightweight Mahogany body and the same 30.5″ scale Mahogany set neck found on the Midwestern. This bass can also be made in 32” scale, and with either 4 or 5 strings for those looking to extend their sonic range. Pickup options are endless, but I find this bass tends to enjoy a more versatile, 2-pickup configuration such as our Serek Singles!

About Manufacturer

Serek Basses has a unique way of blending old school and new school to create a fresh looking bass that remains rooted in the instrument’s history. Hand-built right here in Chicago, a Serek bass is a true player’s instrument. With rock solid construction and only the best quality components, Serek instruments stand in a class all of their own.