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    The Über-Compact.

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    This is MüB's full range of compact instruments. With scales ranging from 30" to 16" length and everything in between, we are proud to offer perhaps the most comprehensive and integrated range of scale lengths in the known üniverse. Wherever life takes you, we have the right MüB for the job.
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    The Miezo

    The Miezo
    The Miezo

    The Miezo sits on your lap and balances on your shoulder just like a standard bass. It's a compact instrument available in 16" scale length and countless custom options.

    The X3M

    The Airborne

    The Miezo 18
    The Miezo 18

    The bigger brother of the Miezo. 18" scale length for increased playing comfort, more tuning flexibility packaged with the same ergonomics for great playing comfort.

    The Miezo 18

    X3M
    X3M

    Five basses in one. Five difference scales for five different tones, feels and needs - 18", 22.75", 25.5", 27", 30" scale length necks and perfectly interchangeable. A custom 34" scale neck is also available. A travel friendly tone monster.

    Airborne
    Airborne

    The 30" scale Airborne is our Custom-Fit smaller brother. It's slimmer, thinner and lighter than most electric guitars out there, fits inside a guitar gig bag and it sounds huge. Quite the paradox, innit?