GS-4DX RSM/M

※The LPB (Lake Placid Blue) color in the product image is scheduled for release this fall.

Introduction

Demo Video

Entry-level model with super playability

The GS-4DX RSM/M features a body shape that is inherited from Bacchus’ flagship G-STUDIO model, with an H-S-H pickup layout and wear-resistant stainless steel frets, giving it a modern list of specs that’s close to that of higher-end models.

Stainless steel frets

Stainless steel frets are used for wear resistance and an articulate sound. Jumbo-size frets are used for smooth string pressing and extended sustain.

Heel-less cut

Heel-less cut, which is rare for an entry-level model, enables smooth fingering even when playing at higher frets. The slight contouring on the bush bolt area also enhances playability.

Stainless steel frets

Stainless steel frets are used for their superb wear resistance and good articulation. The jumbo-size frets allow for smooth string pressing and extended sustain, making it suitable for a wide range of genres.

“GS” body shape inherited from the Handmade Series

It features the same body shape as the Bacchus brand’s top-of-the-line “G-STUDIO” model. It has a slightly slimmer body and a redesigned back contour compared to the standard ST-type model.

H-S-H pickup layout & coil tap switch

This H-S-H pickup layout is suitable for a wide range of genres. The rear position features a coil-tap mechanism that switches the humbucker tone to a single-coil tone. An independent mini-switch allows smooth switching while playing.

When coil-tapped, the front and rear humbuckers are each tapped to output four different tones for each position.

Side jack

The output jack is located on the side of the body to improve handling during performances. It does not interfere with dynamic playing on stage allowing you to freely move and perform.

Roasted maple neck

■About roasted maple

Roasted Maple is a material that comes as a result of treating Maple wood with a high heat process, volatilizing the water and oils in the wood, giving as a result a more sturdy and durable wood that not only increases stability but also the overall sound quality of the material. The sound that we get from Roasted Maple is a rich, organic sound with a vintage-like tone that is reminiscent of an instrument that has aged its sound with time and usage. This is a new product lineup of Bacchus that puts this amazing feature, which is often used in high-end models, at a reasonable price range.

※The degree of color change due to the roasting process and the grain of the maple may vary from unit to unit.