Pedulla Fretless Basses are some of the most sought after instruments on the used market today. Bass Central was fortunate enough to take this one owner instrument in and we have it up for sale at the link below.

https://basscentral.com/basses/pedulla-hexabuzz-vintage-cherry-sunburst-fretless-lined-used-in-very-good-condition-in-stock/

This Vintage Cherry Sunburst bass feature neck-through body construction for superb sustain and tone, plus a sleek and facile neck shape, ebony fingerboard, and a 2a Flame Maple Top. Gold Hardware, Bartolini NTMB and the orignal case and tools complete this USED in very good condition instrument.

Don't miss your chance to claim a piece of history!

Pedulla History:

The catalog included different series of bass guitars: the Rapture (modern Fender bass clones, 4 and 5 strings), the Thunderbass, the Nuance and the Thunderbolt, respectively neck-through and bolt-on modern bass, and the MVP and Buzz bass, respectively fretted and fretless bass who made Pedulla quite famous in the 1980 decade. Thunderbass, Thunderbolt, Nuance, MVP and Buzz models were available in 4, 5, 6 and 8 string formats, all Made in USA.^[1] Pedulla basses were provided with custom Bartolini pickups and electronics, still supported by Bartolini^[2] and a limited selection of options.

This was probably the most original part of the Pedulla approach to the bass guitar: luthiers usually provide a big variety of options for clients, for personalizing every aspect of the instrument. Michael Pedulla's vision was to build a solid, outstanding bass that was the result of long experiments and limiting the personalization to the features, like colors of painting and color of hardware, that do not affect sounds.

Mike Pedulla announced his retirement in May 2019, and the company ceased its operations after 45 years and 10,000 basses produced